Ten Hag is always a ‘BABY COACH’ When it comes to signing of players, that is why He can’t compete at a big stage,if I were to be Him this player could have been done deal already”, former Liverpool coach jurgen klopp urge Ten Hag to sign £60m star as soon as possible if He must compete with the likes of Arteta and Guardiola next season

Former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp has criticized Erik ten Hag, calling him a “baby coach” when it comes to player signings. Klopp argues that Ten Hag struggles to compete at a high level due to his indecisiveness in the transfer market. Klopp specifically pointed out that a deal for a certain £60 million player should have been completed already if Ten Hag wanted to compete with the likes of Mikel Arteta and Pep Guardiola next season.

Manchester United is in need of strengthening their wide attacking positions this summer, with Xavi Simons emerging as a key target. Reports from Spain last month indicated that United is highly interested in securing the services of the Dutch international from Paris Saint-Germain. Recent updates from France suggest that Manchester United has entered talks to sign Simons in the upcoming transfer window.

Simons, a 21-year-old playmaker, has spent the last two seasons on loan, showcasing his talents in both the Dutch and German leagues. According to L’Equipe, Simons is still not prepared to return to PSG, prompting the French champions to consider another loan spell rather than a permanent transfer.

Manchester United has reportedly made contact regarding the signing of Simons, but they face competition from RB Leipzig, who want to retain him for another season. Additionally, Arsenal has expressed interest in the young star. Last season, Simons, who has earned 15 caps for the Netherlands, scored 10 goals and provided 15 assists across all competitions for his Bundesliga club. His impressive performances secured him a spot in the European Championships, where he recently played for 62 minutes in the Netherlands’ 2-1 victory over Poland.

Valued at £59 million, Simons is naturally right-footed and has demonstrated exceptional skill on both wings. He can also be deployed in a central attacking midfield role if needed. With the futures of Antony, Mason Greenwood, and Jadon Sancho uncertain at Old Trafford, it is crucial for Ten Hag to sign a high-quality winger.

Given these circumstances, should Manchester United make the move to secure Xavi Simons?