The reason why Manchester United gave up Real Madrid s 50 million new players was exposed! Teng Hager looked down on the ground and would rather not have the left gate than use it

Manchester United earned a lot of money through Alvaro Fernandez Carreras' transfer, earning more than £7 million. However, Ruben Amorin could have had a left gate signed by Real Madrid for 50 million euros in liquidated damages. Or maybe the 50 million euros should have belonged to the Red Devils.

The Red Devils may be able to comfort themselves, and Real Madrid is the one who loses the most. However, A Fei was still a 17-year-old child when he left Real Madrid. He played for Manchester United for many years and was already at the age of being able to play for the first team, but ultimately missed his debut. Meanwhile, the Red Devils had to spend 35 million euros in January this year to sign Patrick Doorgu from Serie A.

Manchester United could also return to the A-signment fee of 20 million euros at the time. However, due to dissatisfaction with the treatment he received at the Red Devils, the 22-year-old Spanish player had no intention of returning to Old Trafford. In order to prove himself again, he even changed the name on his jersey, from A Fee to Carreras. The official reason is that the surname Fernandez is too common and has no recognition.

A Fei has sufficient reason not to return to Manchester United, because the Red Devils were faced with a long-term dilemma of not having a full-back last year, but former coach Ten Hagg didn't need A Fei at all, and he was obviously not optimistic about him. British media jokingly said that Tenghager would rather "draw lots to decide who will be the left back" than give A any chance.

Manchester United left-back Luke Shaw and Maracia were both absent due to serious injuries at the time. Reguilon, who was loaned from Tottenham, was returned in advance, but the 54-year-old Dutch coach would rather let right-back Diogu Dalo and Wanbisaka, or even center-back Lindleff and midfielder Amrabat play a cameo, without A-fee.

At that time, A fee was rented out to Granada in La Liga, and the development was not smooth. Manchester United decided to recycle it in January, but Tenhager made the decision to rent him first and then buy him and sent him to Benfica. In the end, although the number of appearances in Benfica did not meet the standards, the Portuguese Super League giants still decided to buy it out for £5 million. The decision was considered wise, and now the Lisbon Red Hawks receive a high return on transfer fees.

Tenhager replaced Ronnick as Manchester United head coach, which was a turning point for AFL, so he had to leave Dream Theater. The Spanish fullback who played as a winger as a kid is highly regarded for his speed and offensive strength and is considered Arnold on the left, so Tenhager believes he needs to improve on defense. "What information did Manchester United give me? I should be loaned out. Tenhager doesn't expect me. I should continue to accumulate experience, find the rhythm, and see what will happen in the future." A Fei said when he left the team.

BBC's Simon Stone said that Tenghager does not appreciate A fees because he believes the Spanish fullback is not suitable for the Premier League. "I heard that Tenhager thought Carreras was not fast enough to be suitable for the Premier League, and he would encounter difficulties against speed players. He was more suitable for the three-century defender defensive formation. At that time, there were not many Premier League clubs paying attention to him, so he was eventually loaned out, first Granada, and then Benfica."

But A Fee actually proved himself in the England arena. He was very professional both on the court and left a deep impression on many people at Manchester United. Brother Fran went to England with him, and he soon learned English and settled down. A Fei won the Manchester United U23 Player of the Year Award in 2022 and joined the first team training. He was then rented out to the Championship Preston performed well, playing 42 league games, with 6 assists, and was elected the club's Best Young Player Award that year. Ironically, Anthony, a wing player Tenghager himself, is considered to be the one who is really not suitable for English football. More importantly, this incident summarizes the lack of continuity of Manchester United's transfer policy. After the A fee was sold, Manchester United invited a coach who played in the 343 formation. As a giant club, Manchester United has no coherent transfer policy to buy players. After each change of coaches, they have to rebuild again. Every fan hopes and prays that Amorin can succeed, otherwise if the next head coach does not adopt a three-guard formation, he will reorganize the lineup.