BOMBSHELL CONFESSION FROM TEN HAG: I WANTED KANE AND RICE A LOT

Dutch technical director Erik ten Hag shared the big difficulties experienced in the transfer market and unrealized targets during the tenure in the Manchester United team with the football public with all nakedness. The successful trainer confessed clearly making a very big pressure on the management to add the names Declan Rice and Harry Kane, being two world-famous stars proving themselves in the England Premier League arena, to the squad during the period at the head of the English giant nicknamed Red Devils. Ten Hag emphasized believing the club could really do more regarding the Declan Rice transfer creating wonders especially with the West Ham jersey and could display a stronger attitude to persuade the player. Along with this, the experienced manager explaining fighting a really big war literally in the name of bringing Tottenham's legendary striker Harry Kane to the Old Trafford grasses voiced with a big sadness that these 2 massive transfer moves did not turn into reality unfortunately. The Dutch football man stating going to a mandatory strategy change together with the management as a result of the failure of these desired transfers to realize expressed having to head towards alternative names in the name of preserving the current quality of the team. Evaluating this painful and tough process, Erik ten Hag spoke in the form, "We couldn't get these players and in the end, we signed players who had to get used to the Premier League level. And we won trophies with these players," and expressed proudly that the new players bought needed time to adapt to the hard structure and high tempo of English football but they showed the success of winning trophies even with this alternative squad structure established despite all these difficulties. Manchester United fans started to discuss with a big curiosity how the destiny of the team in recent years could change in case 2 big world stars like Declan Rice and Harry Kane joined the team following these striking statements made by the former manager of the team. The whole sports public saw clearly once again how deeply these big differences of opinion experienced in the transfer policies of the club affected the general success of the team.

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