Man United considering surprise transfer move for West Ham flop
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Man United considering surprise transfer move for West Ham flop
"Manchester United are reportedly considering a transfer move for Marseille centre-back and former West Ham man Nayef Aguerd. The Morocco international never made that much of an impression during his time in the Premier League with West Ham, and he left for Marseille this summer after a loan spell at Real Sociedad. It now seems Man Utd have been impressed by Aguerd's form in Ligue 1, and they're keen to bring him back to England, according to Fichajes."
"Is Nayef Aguerd really good enough for Manchester United? Aguerd may be in fine form for Marseille, but there's surely no guarantee he could maintain that performance level at Old Trafford. The 29-year-old has already shown that he's not quite good enough for the demands of the English game, and it's a bit late on in his career for that to change."
"Aguerd transfer links show United's options are becoming more limited Perhaps the links with a player like Aguerd indicate that this is a club that can no longer attract the world's very best players. MUFC have been going downhill for a while now, but their reputation as a big club has still worked well for them in the transfer market as they've been able to spend big money on exciting talents."
Manchester United are considering a move for Marseille centre-back Nayef Aguerd, who previously struggled to impress in the Premier League with West Ham and spent a loan spell at Real Sociedad before joining Marseille. United have been impressed by Aguerd's Ligue 1 performances and may pursue a strong January bid, with the option of either a permanent transfer or a loan under consideration. Questions persist about Aguerd's ability to replicate current form at Old Trafford and whether a 29-year-old can adapt to the demands of English football. Links to Aguerd also raise concerns about United's transfer appeal and strategic options.
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