20-30M 
. Many of you guys has that "the grass is greener on the other side" thinking.
Let's see which characteristics of a starting left side mid we need:
- Great work rate and stamina to cover for CR7's little pressing and non existent defend, offer width when CR7 cut inside.
- Great passing and control the ball - Sarriball
- Tough tacking - cover Arthur's weakness
- Good in press resist.
- Have size and strength to win aerial battle in mid or in attack when he runs to the box. Arthur, Dybala, D.Costa lack this.
- Don't panic in top match.
Now let's see our targets so far:
- SMS: He is a playmaker, not a box-to-box, perfect for Allegri but not so much for Sarri, lack stamina to run up and down the field.
- Tonali: too green, he's like our Bentancur 2 years ago, with little more brave and passing ability but less dynamic. Can't be our starting mid.
- Castrovilli: Great when have the ball at his feet, good work rate but he's not a press resist player. He tends to disappear when the team is pressed. lack size.
- Aouar: I don't know about him, but he seems more of technical mid, force him into this defensive role may not be ideal.
- Pellegrini / Locatelli is overrated, they don't influence the game enough.
- Pogba: While it's great on paper, I don't think put him behind Ronaldo will work. He has changed when he come to Man U. First: his work rate now is below average, our left side will be exposed and the pressing plan will fail. The team will be pushed back, the forwards won't see the ball and you guys will start the blame game (Sarri) soon. Second: he tends to cut inside and occupy space for Ronaldo, and we all know Ronaldo needs space the most. I know Pogba is great, but put great players together doesn't always bring greater result. When we signed Cr7, all of us fapping to the idea of him and Dybala play together. 2 years pass and now we still can't make the two working well together despite we had a high intelligent, flexible coach in Allegri. Third: Pogba's cost will be high, may be too high that we can't afford.
Now after long analysis, look back to our roster and we already have a player that tick all the box: Rabiot (may be not great work rate, but he is improving and have great stamina). People don't like his attitude, I agree he looks like a jerk but I know that character, he does care, you can see yesterday he made a slide tackle in 90 minutes, that's Vidal's mentality. Deep inside he is just a sensitive boy and he needs stable, family enviroment. We have exactly that and he starts to do well. Give him more time and make he feels important, I believe he can do great things for us.
. Many of you guys has that "the grass is greener on the other side" thinking.Let's see which characteristics of a starting left side mid we need:
- Great work rate and stamina to cover for CR7's little pressing and non existent defend, offer width when CR7 cut inside.
- Great passing and control the ball - Sarriball
- Tough tacking - cover Arthur's weakness
- Good in press resist.
- Have size and strength to win aerial battle in mid or in attack when he runs to the box. Arthur, Dybala, D.Costa lack this.
- Don't panic in top match.
Now let's see our targets so far:
- SMS: He is a playmaker, not a box-to-box, perfect for Allegri but not so much for Sarri, lack stamina to run up and down the field.
- Tonali: too green, he's like our Bentancur 2 years ago, with little more brave and passing ability but less dynamic. Can't be our starting mid.
- Castrovilli: Great when have the ball at his feet, good work rate but he's not a press resist player. He tends to disappear when the team is pressed. lack size.
- Aouar: I don't know about him, but he seems more of technical mid, force him into this defensive role may not be ideal.
- Pellegrini / Locatelli is overrated, they don't influence the game enough.
- Pogba: While it's great on paper, I don't think put him behind Ronaldo will work. He has changed when he come to Man U. First: his work rate now is below average, our left side will be exposed and the pressing plan will fail. The team will be pushed back, the forwards won't see the ball and you guys will start the blame game (Sarri) soon. Second: he tends to cut inside and occupy space for Ronaldo, and we all know Ronaldo needs space the most. I know Pogba is great, but put great players together doesn't always bring greater result. When we signed Cr7, all of us fapping to the idea of him and Dybala play together. 2 years pass and now we still can't make the two working well together despite we had a high intelligent, flexible coach in Allegri. Third: Pogba's cost will be high, may be too high that we can't afford.
Now after long analysis, look back to our roster and we already have a player that tick all the box: Rabiot (may be not great work rate, but he is improving and have great stamina). People don't like his attitude, I agree he looks like a jerk but I know that character, he does care, you can see yesterday he made a slide tackle in 90 minutes, that's Vidal's mentality. Deep inside he is just a sensitive boy and he needs stable, family enviroment. We have exactly that and he starts to do well. Give him more time and make he feels important, I believe he can do great things for us.
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Wow. Just wow. I might be at one end of the spectrum, but you're definitely at the extreme opposite end. You talk of Rabiot as if he is some potential world beater, world class talent, a Vidal Marchisio hybrid rolled into one.
