Should Nani leave?

Nani is worth between 20-35m, so this would be a good sum financially especially if we need to free up wages or for cash for other players etc. The general consensus is that Nani would be played as a back up player next season. We all know Nani would kick up a fuss if this happened as he deserves to start after last seasons impressive generall performances and his players player of the year award. I believe personally that if Nani is not reassured that he will start most games, he will leave regardless.

I have stated many times that I believe that we won't sign a top central midfielder. However, if we were to and if it was from a top team. I believe that we could use Nani in some sort of deal. This would be good for both sides as it would mean Nani would get his playing time and Utd would improve centrally. We have just signed Young and most people believe Young is a adequate replacement for Nani. Some have even stated that Young should play ahead of Nani anyway.

Therefore, I believe if we sold Nani or made him part of a deal it would be great news for the club and for Nani. I personally hope this happens. I am a fan of Nani and I will continue to watch him, regardless of where he plays. However, if staying at Utd affects his international chances and his development then I believe he should leave. Personally with Young signed and if we could use Nani in some sort of deal to sign a top central midfielder, it would be good business.

 

No player at a top club should ever be reassured that they will start most games in my opinion, they should be willing to prove, be it in training or in whatever game time they are given, that they are deserving of a place in the starting lineup in their current form, if the manager feels that isn't the case then they deserve to be dropped, it's really that simple.

 

Do you believe such things? If this was the case Rooney last season would not of had a chance to improve. We kept playing him regardless of his terrible form and it took him until January to show his true self. So I don't believe your statement counts for much to be honest.

 

"The general consensus" of who exactly? Two people from this forum? That'll scare nani into leaving for sure. STFU nolhman.

 

We kept on playing Rooney because even though he was poor by his standards he was still influential in a lot of our play, plus we didn't have a great deal of options in that area, Chicharito was still in his settling in period and Owen was enjoying life on the physio's table too much, so there was a lack of options. In Nani's case we have plenty of options, so if he doesn't perform he gets dropped, that's how it works, when a player isn't in form he drops down the pecking order.

 

swing and a miss

 

Nolhman change the record. You first argued this last season and then changed your mind constantly.

 

I can't wait until the season starts so we can actually discuss something meaningful instead of this ****.

 

EDIT : My picture didn't work

 

Boring.

 

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