Former Premier League player, Paul Ince, has expressed skepticism regarding Manchester United’s decision to sign Andrey Santos from Chelsea.
He contended that the assessment of the Brazilian, who was purchased for £50 million, remains inconclusive.
In an interview with OddsChecker, Ince asserted that Kobbie Mainoo surpasses Andrey Santos in skill and should be receiving more playing time. He is uncertain about the contributions of the former Chelsea player on the field and remarked:
“When you consider Manchester United’s objectives, it is clear they need to bolster that position. I am unsure if [Manuel] Ugarte will return, but they have signed Santos from Chelsea for £50m, which is a significant sum for a player of his caliber.
“I think the jury’s still out on that one. So to spend £50m on a young central midfield player when you’ve got [Kobbie] Mainoo coming through the ranks, kind of baffled me a bit.”
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