Friday, 3 April 2015

Smalling and Jones could be sold out for balancing FFP, says Paul Parker


Well, it’s a crystal clear fact that Manchester united generally lags behind in the defensive areas where they have failed to make an impact for a long amount of time, But in recent times the ‘Red Devils have been finally able to find a little stabilization in their back as Chris Smalling and Phil Jones the english internationals were starting to put some consistency in their performance. Yet, Ex-Legend Paul Parker have a different prospective and feels that Manchester United will probably let go off these two defensive duos in order to balance the financial books for the summer.

The 50 year old ex-English international believes that both Jones and Smalling are ‘valuable assets’ for Manchester united but still they are both dispensable for current manager Louis Van Gaal. Both the English defenders have improved vastly in the current season, with smalling being an ‘real asset’ to Manchester United’s defense with consistent performance in big games and to some point of the season Phil Jones have also shown assured performance at the heart of the defense.


Parker said, “United could sell Smalling and Jones to be on the right side of the Financial Fair Play Regulation”, “Both defenders are saleable assets-they are young England internationals who should attract attention from many clubs”.

But if hypothetically seen, the sales of the ‘two defenders’ will have nothing to do with the Financial Fair Play regulations, as the English club have recently tied up a 75 million euro deal sponsorship relations with Adidas and various others regional sponsors and TV revenue shares which will keep the club financially strong for the foreseeable future.

Well, there is no attestation about the fact whether these two ‘English duos’ will really leave Manchester United in the future,  but if Van Gaal is letting either of them go from Old Trafford, then it will be for footballing reason and not for Financial theories.

/Anuttam/

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