Zlatan Ibrahimovic was Phenomenal for United in his first season
#3 Zlatan won't cost United a fortune
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Getting Zlatan might not put a dent in Manchester United's pockets
The cost of a quality signing in the current transfer market is very steep. The cost of a proven Premier League striker will definitely be off the charts. The recently concluded transfer business hints that United's valuation of players might vary from the actual valuation of the market. In short, United are wary of spending huge amounts on players on a whim.
In such a scenario, Zlatan comes as a blessing. There will be no steep transfer negotiations, there will be no prolonged discussions. A loan deal makes everything simpler and yes, he will require a huge salary, but in return, Manchester United will be getting someone who is used to the United way, who will be a statement signing and who is proven in the Premier League.
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Deepungsu is a veteran football journalist who has been covering daily transfer roundups and news for over six years at Sportskeeda. He has written close to 9000 articles for the website, and has garnered over 19.5Million reads.
Deepungsu holds a PG degree in Microbiology and an MBA degree in Total Quality Management. He has an extensive two-decade long writing experience, which includes a decade of sports blogging. His writing prowess has even led his work getting cited on the legendary Franz Beckenbauer's Wikipedia page.
Inspired by Diego Maradona, Deepungsu played as an attacking midfielder for his local club at subdivision level in his initial years and scored an important goal or two. However, his all-time favorite footballer is Lionel Messi, and evidently, he feels Argentina's glory in 2022 is his favorite FIFA World Cup moment for fulfilling his long-standing dream. He is also an ardent East Bengal fan.
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