Mason Mount sends a four-word message as Declan Rice announces new club he is passionate about
Manchester United summer signing Mason Mount sent a four-word Instagram message to Declan Rice as the midfielder confirmed his departure from West Ham United.
Best friend of Rice, Mount responded to Rice’s Instagram post as the England international sent a heartfelt message to West Ham fans with his move to Arsenal expected to be officially announced.
West Ham confirmed via their official website (July 15) that Rice had departed the club after spending ten years with Irons after attending their academy.
And in an Instagram post from Mount to his English teammate and friend, he sent a four-word message saying:
“Special trip, special player.”
Really special player
Having completed his move from Chelsea to Manchester United, Mount has now congratulated his best friend on his move in two of the biggest transfer deals in the country, worth a staggering £160m.
However, these are two of the best and most decorated in the country, so Arsenal and United can’t complain about the money they spend. Rice is indeed a special player.
The England international is a sensational player, arguably one of the best in his position on the continent and such talent deserves a chance and a chance to prove himself at Champions League level and Arsenal are the platform ideal for him to develop to take his next steps. towards greatness.
West Ham have certainly lost a prestigious asset, but even more important is a homegrown player. It remains to be seen whether the club want to continue this tradition on the youth side or buy English talent on the market, but the club must give a young player the opportunity they gave Rice seven years ago.
These fairy tale traditions don’t have to end with him.
In other West Ham news, Vice-Chairman David Sullivan sends a heartfelt message to West Ham United fans confirming Declan Rice’s departure.
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Man United fans are loving Alejandro Garnacho’s lively challenge during Argentina vs Indonesia
Alejandro Garnacho has been praised by Manchester United fans after he showed his fiery side during Argentina’s friendly match against Indonesia.
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On Monday afternoon, the 18-year-old was subbed on in the 60th minute by Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni.
At that stage, the world champions were already leading by 2-0 thanks to goals from Leandro Paredes and Cristian Romero.
During his 30-minute cameo, Garnacho received praise from United fans after showing his feisty side towards the end of the match.
As the match ticked towards the 90th minute, the winger was tackled by an Indonesian defender but he got up straight away and got his own back on his opponent.
Although his challenge was slightly late, it received a lot of attention from the Old Trafford faithful on social media.
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One said: “A moment that will last for a lifetime, Asnawi vs Garnacho.”
Since breaking through to United’s first team in 2022, Garnacho is one of the most highly-rated players in the Premier League.
Thanks to his impressive performances with United, Garnacho has now made his debut for Argentina.
Speaking about the youngster, goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez described Garnacho as a little treasure.
He told TyC Sports: “He is a very humble guy. He came to work; he didn’t talk a lot. He is very eager to play.
“The truth is that he’s a little treasure and I hope we can mould him so that he gives us as much as Angel Di Maria.”
Garnacho was also rewarded with a new long-term contract by United during the 22/23 season
After signing his new deal, he said: “I feel very proud and emotional to have experienced these moments already, together with my family who have supported me every step of the way.
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“The manager and his coaching staff have helped me to improve in every way, and with their support, I am developing each day to help the team to be successful. I am relishing the future and can’t wait to create more special memories with this group, in front of our amazing supporters.”
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Manchester United confirmed on Wednesday that they have signed Mason Mount from Chelsea
Manchester United fans have taken to social media to express their displeasure at Mason Mount being handed the iconic number 7 shirt ahead of Alejandro Garnacho.
After being pictured twice at Carrington earlier this week, it’s no surprise Mount was officially announced as a Reds player on Wednesday. After signing a five-year deal, the 24-year-old said: “Leaving the club you grew up with is never easy, but Manchester United will provide an exciting new challenge for the next phase of my career.”
“After playing them I know how strong the team I’m about to join is and I can’t wait to be part of this group’s quest to win big trophies.” Everyone sees that the club has made great strides under Erik ten Hag. Now that I have met the manager and discussed his plans, I can no longer look forward to the next few seasons and I am ready for the hard work ahead of us here.”
However, the surprise was that Mount was given the number 7 shirt worn by club legends including David Beckham and Cristiano Ronaldo. Garnacho was supposed to get the number in a vote of confidence from Ten Hag.
Instead, Mount has taken over both the number and the print that accompany the shirt. This surprising news was not well received by United fans, who were eager for the youngster to be upgraded. On Twitter, the fan base made their feelings clear.
double D; said
Shame on @ManUtd what an absolute joke, #Garnacho would get the 7!!!! #laugh
@BilboRocky; said
I just heard we have number 7 for Mount. It is what it is. Personally, I think that jersey should be earned. If someone was better suited to wear it in time, I would have expected it to go to Garnacho. That would have been great motivation to keep him hungry and motivated.
Durden; said
It was meant for
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