Why first 10 days of new season could tell us a lot about Man Utd
Summary
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick said the team’s start to the new season is not easy, despite facing two newly promoted teams first. The club is still working to sign new players, but transfer deals often happen close to the transfer deadline, following a pattern from past seasons.Key Facts
- Manchester United’s first two games this season are against newly promoted teams Hull and Ipswich.
- Michael Carrick said calling this a “favourable” start is incorrect and that the matches will be tough.
- Manchester United signed Youri Tielemans for £35 million in July and is negotiating to buy Carlos Baleba.
- It is risky to rely on Luke Shaw as the only left-back without backup players.
- Historically, United rarely win their first two Premier League games when playing newly promoted teams.
- The club frequently completes important player transfers on or near the transfer deadline day.
- Recent mid- or late-window signings include goalkeeper Senne Lammens, Manuel Ugarte, and Antony.
- Some deadline day transfers, like Cristiano Ronaldo’s return in 2021, have not worked out as hoped.
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