Those players were always a source of joy for me. They are football players who are not particularly serious. When Jim Ratcliffe approached me, I told him that if he wants me to come to Manchester United, he should sell practically all of the players and keep only these two top stars. If I am being completely honest, those are the only players I am able to manage at that club.In addition to Zinedine Zidane, Harry Redknapp SLAMS the Manchester United roster and insisted that they sell their players, with the exception of two players who have “fantastic” talent
It seems unlikely that Manchester United will secure a top-four finish in the league, sitting in sixth place and having suffered 11 losses so far. Despite recording victories over Aston Villa twice this season, their inconsistency has hindered their progress, especially with two recent defeats.
In an interview with BetVictor, Redknapp expressed doubt about United’s capabilities, particularly after their convincing loss to Manchester City and a subsequent defeat at home to Fulham. He labeled the team as “average,” highlighting a significant departure from the standards set by former great squads under Sir Alex Ferguson.
Redknapp emphasized the absence of players on the current roster who could match the caliber of past legends, casting doubt on their prospects for winning trophies in the near future. However, he did identify promising young talents like Kobbie Mainoo and Rasmus Hojlund, suggesting they could have a significant impact on United’s future success.
Despite his critical assessment, Redknapp predicted a bright future for Mainoo, foreseeing him as a future top player for Manchester United. He also discussed England’s wealth of midfield talent, including Jude Bellingham and Declan Rice, and their prospects in the upcoming European Championships.
Regarding Hojlund, Redknapp suggested that the young forward could potentially compete for the Premier League Golden Boot in the future, highlighting his promising abilities amidst United’s current challenges. Despite acknowledging the difficulties the team faces, Redknapp remained optimistic about their long-term prospects.
