Manchester United official: Tang Ye would return to the team after the end of this season, and the club would reserve the number 10 shirt for him.
[no!!!]
[fuking man united]
[xuuu!!! Not even for just one year?]
The same old saying: you could call the Glazer family bad people, but you could not call them stupid.
A €75 million one-year loan deal was absolutely a loss for Manchester United.
Starting from the Champions League round of 16, every step a team took forward brought exponential increases in prize money and broadcasting revenue for the club!
On top of that, Tang Ye's shirt sales had ranked first in the world consistently since June 2019.
"If it weren't for the UK Anti-Doping's outdated rules, we would not have loaned Tang out for even a second."
At Manchester United's official press conference, Erik ten Hag answered the reporters' questions.
He also revealed an additional piece of news: Tang Ye would take part in Manchester United's China tour this summer.
As for how long he would play, that would depend on the actual circumstances at the time.
"Manchester United only won the EFL Cup this season. What do you have to say about that?"
"..."
Click, click!
The moment this topic came up, the reporters immediately got excited and began snapping away at Erik ten Hag.
"That is inaccurate."
As Manchester United's manager, Erik ten Hag was naturally capable of handling such a situation. He was not flustered in the slightest and seemed even calmer than the reporters. "You said Manchester United only won the EFL Cup this season? No, that is objectively incorrect."
Erik ten Hag raised one finger. "The Community Shield."
Then two fingers. "The Club World Cup."
Then a third finger. "The EFL Cup."
With three fingers held up before