Inside Manchester United’s Game-Changing Transfer Move That No One Saw Coming
Internally, too, it was a nightmare because when a long-standing player or new signing sees a teammate earning £300,000 a week, wage demands across the entire squad skyrocket. It destroyed the dressing room hierarchy and left the club unable to maneuver in the transfer market without risky moves or suffering big losses.
United’s greatest weakness was a total absence of, let’s call it, “walking away power.” By overpaying for everything, they built a cage that kept bad players in and modern success out.
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