Manchester United fans are enraged as the club’s stance on selling Harry Amass has emerged, which is not defensible in the slightest.
So far, through two games in pre-season, Harry Amass has emerged as one of the best players at Man Utd and is ready for a breakout.
United also needed more at left-back, so Amass’ breakout was happening at the perfect time.
The use of “was” in the line above is because the club are reportedly happy to sell Amass for just £6m now, and it has sent the Man Utd fans into an anger frenzy.
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According to The Athletic, Man United are ready to sell Harry Amass this summer for as little as £6 million!
Man Utd fans erupt in anger over Harry Amass
Amass is as sure-shot a player as one can get at this age, and when the club are already looking to strengthen that position, not giving him a chance is a huge error.
United have been here before with Alvaro Fernandez, when he was sold to Benfica, as Erik ten Hag played Sergio Reguilon and Sofyan Amrabat at left-back.
Years on from that error, Ineos are intent on repeating that mistake with Amass.
“Whoever is negotiating this for Amass definitely needs to be sacked! £6m? In this market? C’mon!” said one delirious fan.
“Manchester United selling a promising full-back for £6m feels like the start of a story that ends with them wanting to buy him back for £45m,” said another.
“Give him to Chelsea and they’ll sell him for £30m,” joked a third, as another had deja vu, “This is almost as bad as valuing Mainoo at £40m last summer!”
Another pointed out the hypocrisy, “Manchester United really spent years talking about trusting youth, then sell them before they can even fail.”
If you could only choose one, should Man Utd buy Lewis Hall or promote Harry Amass?
Another agreed with even more brutal honesty, writing, “Selling talented academy kids for pocket change just to buy another 80m flop next week is classic United.”
Finally, one fan lost all hope and envisioned the next scenario to make things worse: “Luke Shaw is going to get a contract extension up next.”
For United’s sake, to avoid regret, this better age badly, because it would be a tremendous mistake. For once, the fans are not being extreme.
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