The Red Devils’ latest move in the transfer market shows that the team’s top team implicitly acknowledged the error when refusing the request of the “old man” earlier this year.

The 2022 World Cup has come to an end, with Argentina and France as the two teams competing for the world gold cup.

Meanwhile, Croatia and Morocco are still in a battle to determine the final third-place team after both teams played emotional matches.

Croatia, the reigning runner-up of the world, deserves praise for defeating Japan and Brazil in a penalty shootout after more than 120 minutes of intense competition. In addition to the enduring class and incredible endurance of 37-year-old Luka Modric, the youth and exceptional talent of midfielder Josko Gvariol contribute to the team’s miraculous journey. Vatreni.

It is not an exaggeration to say that Josko Gvariol is the most prominent U21 player at the 2022 World Cup. The solid and equally impressive performances of the 20-year-old central defender were instrumental in securing the title for Croatia’s “rock stone.” Several major European teams garner a great deal of special attention. Of course, Manchester United is not an exception.

According to Foot Mercato and the Daily Express, Manchester United have submitted a £ 77 million bid to RB Leipzig for Josko Gvardiol. Thus, Manchester United have officially entered the race for the signature of the 2002-born morning star, along with their Premier League rivals Chelsea and Manchester City.

Man City is reportedly making the most “huge” offer of £86 million for Josko Gvardiol, while Chelsea is temporarily trailing with an offer of £82 million.

Josko Gvardiol’s future is also being closely monitored by Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, and Barcelona.

Although the central defender position is not currently Manchester United’s top priority in the transfer market, it is evident that coach Erik ten Hag cannot pass up the opportunity to recruit a formidable central defender like Josko Gvardiol.

However, Marquette’s “craving” for Gvardiol also demonstrates that coach Ralf Rangnick was once again correct.

Because, when he was in charge of the Red Devils, the German strategist advised Manchester United’s leadership to quickly sign RB. Leipzig midfielder Josko Gvardiol, who was then a rising star.

As reported by the Manchester Evening News, coach Ralf Rangnick has identified the young Croatian midfielder as a “must buy” player, along with Konrad Laimer, Christopher Nkunku, Julian Alvarez, and even the “monster” Erling Haaland, despite Manchester United’s disadvantage at the time.

And as we all know, none of the players on the list above, including Josko Gvardiol, were “approved” by Manchester United during the 2022 transfer window’s early transfer window. Then, just a few months later, coach Ralf Rangnick became a “thorn” in the public’s eye after bluntly stating that MU must p.u.r.c.h.a.s.e 10 new players to improve its performance.

After Manchester United’s 4-0 loss to Liverpool at the conclusion of the 2021/22 season, the German strategist stated:

“The current state of the team is straightforward to assess. It is obvious that the team will need six, seven, eight, or even ten new players. Before signing these players, it is evident that the team will require six, seven, eight, or even ten new players., we must define the team’s playing style and football philosophy.”

The Dutch strategist decided not to work with coach Ralf Rangnick alongside coach Erik ten Hag. The former German captain was ultimately forced to leave Old Trafford and was not permitted to serve as a consultant for MU, as was originally intended. Then, MU’s coach quickly recruited a new central defender, Lisandro Martinez.

However, it appears that Licha alone is insufficient. And now, Manchester United has decided to make an effort to sign Josko Gvardiol – more than half a year after coach Ralf Rangnick’s audacious transfer proposal when he arrived in the Red Half of Manchester.

Now, perhaps the MU administration will realise its error in not accepting and adhering to coach Rangnick’s demands.

£77 million is unlikely to be enough for MU to pursue “steel shield” Josko Gvardiol. According to a source at Foot Mercato, Man City is the new team leading the race for the 20-year-old Croatian midfielder, with a transfer offer worth up to £ 86 million.

After failing to sign Erling Haaland and Julian Alvarez, MU is likely to suffer a crushing defeat in the transfer market against Manchester City.

Everything could not have led to a happy ending for the Red Devils if the top team seriously considered and completed the very practical procurement goals of coach Ralf Rangnick.