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BREAKING: Man United told what must change to have chance of Kylian Mbappe transfer after his mum sends shock transfer message
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BREAKING: Man United told what must change to have chance of Kylian Mbappe transfer after his mum sends shock transfer message
Former Man United striker Dwight Yorke thinks the Red Devils still have the ability to attract superstars to Old Trafford
Dwight Yorke says Manchester United’s on-pitch performances are holding them back from signing superstars like Kylian Mbappe.
The former striker was one of many United attackers who thrived during the glory years of Sir Alex Ferguson. He feels his old club still has something special about them but he also says that they need to start backing up that history.
He told Stocklytics: “I think Man United has always had the pulling power to attract players like Mbappe, but the success on the pitch in recent years hasn’t been able to back that up, and that’s why United are struggling to attract the best players in the world.
“I learned from Sir Alex that in order to attract the best players, you need to dominate domestically – something that’s happening across the city.”
Mbappe, 24, faces an uncertain future at Paris Saint-Germain with the France captain’s contract expiring at the end of the season. Yorke believes the success of Manchester City shines a light on how a football club should be owned. He said that the Qatari-backed takeover of United – as proposed by Sheikh Jassim – would have been hugely beneficial.
“Manchester City have been able to attract the world’s best players due to their success,” he said. “There are no two ways about the Qataris – their promises to eliminate the debt and put money into the squad would have been major for the club (United).
“They had the intention to develop the stadium and training ground, too, and that’s the way I would have liked to see the club go. However, it’s not turned out that way as the Glazers decided against it. They want full control.”