Winnitius, the Brazilian attacker of Real Madrid, is among the goals Manchester United is seeing for the passing January deadline. Maurizio Pochetino, whose appointment as the new Red Days coach was formalised this Friday, wants to build a competitive project and sees Brazilian as one of the players who can lead the offensive team.
The arrival of Pochettino marks the beginning of a new era at Manchester United. The club decided to fire Michael Carrick, as the team had collected only eight points in ten laps and had fallen into the Premier League crash zone.
The Argentinian coach has been selected to take the lead in the team, while his arrival is expected to be linked to a new planning of reinforcements for the passing January deadline.
In this context, Winnitius is one of the names Manchester United is monitoring. According to information published by journalist Miguel Serrano, the Brazilian is on the English club’s list of wishes, in addition to Arsenal’s interest.
The possibility of Real Madrid examining its sale during the passing winter deadline has turned the attention of both clubs.
Pochetttino’s idea is to have a footballer available who can take a central role in his offensive project. Winnitius has experience in the largest football scenes and has achieved 128 goals in 375 matches with Real Madrid’s fan, according to the balance published by the madrillen club itself in the case of his contract renovation.
The Brazilian sports situation has changed in recent months. By ASJose Morainho is working to restore him to his best shape, but football player has lost the status of the undisputed title. Winnitius has recorded only one goal and three asymmetries in 12 matches this season.
This context has prompted reports of possible departure. Real Madrid does not consider the attacker to be unprecedented and may consider an offer for him if his performance does not improve in the coming months.
The outbreak of Yan Diomande is also seen as a factor that may affect the offensive planning of the Madrile club. /Telegraph/