Обсуждение участника:“Manchester United should take advantage of Kim Min-jae’s position on the bench to recruit him”, discussing the possibility of him going to Old Trafford
Kim Min-jae has renewed his relationship with Manchester United.
"Bayern Munich defender Kim Min-jae said he was considering his situation after staying on the bench for recent weeks," the British "Street News" reported on the 18th (Korea Standard Time). "Last summer, Kim Min-jae signed with all big clubs including Manchester United. He was connected, but Munich succeeded in persuading him. However, he was recently left on the bench by Tottenham Hotspur loanee Eric Dier," he said.
He continued, "It is unfamiliar to Kim Min-jae (to miss the starting line-up). It is also something that a Manchester United team lacks good quality defenders. Manchester United should contact Kim Min-jae and try to take advantage of the current situation."
United in Focus, which specializes in Manchester United news, said, "Just because Manchester United prioritizes promising players doesn't mean they don't invest in elite players. Last summer, Kim Min-jae had a deep relationship with Manchester United. The Guardian even said he was the No. 1 choice. He also claimed to be a target. In the end, United, which failed to strengthen its defense, raised interest by saying, "If there is an opportunity to recruit a top-class player like Kim Min-jae, I am willing to make an exception."
After the victory over Lazio and the great victory over Mainz, the central defense's competition for the starting line changed. Thomas Tuchel has started to use Eric Dier and Matthijs de Ligt instead of Kim Min-jae and Dayot Upamecano. Next, he used the same combination in the match against Darmstadt.
The communication skills between defenders are drawing attention. German Sport 1 said, "Upamecano is considered the best center back in the build-up, but he has not been able to stand out much yet." He then explained, "The same goes for Kim Min-jae. It is wrong to say that Kim Min-jae has a language barrier. The language the players use on the field is English."
Kim Min-jae is vying for the starting spot. According to Germany's Sky Sports, Kim Min-jae said on T-Online, "Not playing doesn't mean I'm off track. I've never experienced this before, but I think I can learn anything. I've played many games so far. But there are so many great players here that I might not be able to play. I don't have any particular complaints. I always have my confidence every time I play."
In the midst of this, Manchester United, which lost Kim Min-jae to Munich last summer, began to be mentioned again. Although the possibility of an actual transfer is slim, I feel interest in Kim Min-jae.