Pundit believes Man Manchester United must acquire an essential player from Newcastle “at all costs.” Dan Ashworth of Newcastle is a target for INEOS CEO Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who has begun to fill significant positions at Man Manchester United.
Regarded as one of the top professionals in the field, the Englishman has previously showcased his exceptional abilities at Newcastle and Brighton. Manchester United is reportedly poised to pursue Ashworth in the near future, viewing him as a valuable addition to their backroom staff at Old Trafford.
Former footballer and pundit Stan Collymore advocates strongly for Manchester United’s pursuit of Ashworth, stating that they should spare no expense in acquiring his services. Collymore emphasizes Ashworth’s deep understanding of the Premier League and believes he would play a pivotal role in Manchester United’s resurgence in English football.
Collymore, as reported by CaughtOffside, lauds Ashworth as the premier talent in the industry, urging Manchester United to make a concerted effort to bring him to Old Trafford. He highlights Ashworth’s expertise in player recruitment across all tiers of the Premier League, citing examples such as his success in unearthing talents like Kaoru Mitoma at Brighton and his efforts in shaping Newcastle into a European contender.
In Collymore’s estimation, Ashworth’s potential move to Manchester United represents a unique opportunity for him to join a club of such stature. While acknowledging potential lucrative offers from other clubs, Collymore believes that the allure of Manchester United and the prospect of collaborating with esteemed figures like Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Sir Dave Brailsford, and Omar Berrada could sway Ashworth’s decision.
Should Ashworth join Manchester United, Collymore asserts that the club would boast an unparalleled lineup of industry experts, poised to deliver success to the Premier League giants. He underscores the importance of securing Ashworth’s services and providing him with the necessary resources to excel in his role as sporting director.
