MUFC BASE

A true Man United fan wouldn’t care who gets benched as long as the results are coming.

That level of scrutiny and questioning of team selection only becomes valid when the results are consistently poor.

Results dictate the narrative.

So according to reports Tchouaméni reportedly knocked out Federico Valverde with a heavy punch, leaving him dizzy and needing a wheelchair afterward.

Now, according to Ben Jacobs, Manchester United have made an initial approach to the player’s camp regarding a potential move.

At this point, I wouldn’t be surprised if Tchouaméni ends up being United’s marquee midfield signing this summer. It also makes it feel increasingly unlikely that the club will move for Tonali or Anderson.

We keep talking about fixing the dressing room culture, but still beg for players constantly linked with drama. Talent alone isn’t enough, mentality matters too.

When you realise that the World Cup is this summer and nobody will care about Arsenal winning the league or the Champions League (if they could even beat PSG, a very big IF).

The managers we’ve had and even the players, all carry some responsibility, but ultimately the biggest share of the blame lies with the owners for how the club has been run.

I don’t have full confidence in Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox either. Wilcox has shown some significant signs of incompetence in his decision-making.

However, we can still holding onto hope that, based on their experience in football especially as former City executives and as key figures close to the ownership, they will learn from their mistakes and gradually fix the structural issues at the club.

It’s a lot of hope, but that’s where we are right now.