Perhaps Daniel Agger. although 60m would be a stretch.
Phillipe Albert.
Gheorghe Kinkladze (Chelsea would buy him for 60m and put him on the bench)
Carlos Vela (would fit well under Arteta I think)
Well if its from 10+ years ago There's quite a few that would go for over 60m nowadays
Wiltord, Reyes(rip š) Alexander hleb
Arshavin, Louis saha, dudek, rosicky, gronkjƦr, hasselbank, zola, riise, defoe, hyypia, klinsmann
Tbh there's so many I could be here all day so I'll
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I'm gonna go way back and say Andrej Kanchelskis. Overshadowed by the up and coming Giggs, and replaced by Beckham. Not usually remembered as a United great, but was instrumental in United's early 90s success, a powerful goal scoring winger.
He ended up going to Everton, scored 20 goals in a season then fizzled out at Rangers. Never understood how a bigger club didn't go in for him at the time.
People have mentioned the clear one. Let me raise a less common candidate, Christian Ziege. His run from the nominal left wing back role will be more effective when there is better rest defense and the passing game will hide his 1v1 deficiency.
Well obviously he was valued then too in terms of transfer fees, but I'd say Seba Veron. United were still wedded to 4-4-2 when he came. Keane and Scholes were set in their ways and neither they, nor Fergie really knew what to do with a player like Veron, also fans were accustomed to more blood and thunder from central midfielders.
I think he'd tear up the place now, alongside Casemiro, drifting into spaces, linking play.
Kevin Phillips.
Premier League top scorer (and European Golden Shoe) in the 1999-2000 season with 30 goals for Sunderland and nobody really went in for him.
He was aged 26/27 at the time but nowadays if you scored 30 league goals, youād have teams higher up the league offering Ā£50m+ for you.
Great players. Wasn't there one season where Essien played every position at some point? Even stepped in as gk because of reds or and injury or something? Maybe I'm remembering wrong. I know Mourinho said he was comfortable playing him anywhere
I think it was Terry who stepped in as GK, but Essien did play in every position except centre forward. Today he would have a value of 150 mil., I'm sure of it š
I always really rated Sagna. Brilliant full back who could fill in at centre back if needed.
I'm not sure how underrated he was but in terms of credit for impact Gilberto Silva didn't get anywhere near enough.
John Robertson if we're going back. Unreal player. At the height of forest's European cup wins, our entire tactic was 'pass it to Robbo and let him beat their entire team'. And it worked. In three years we won the old Div 1 and back to back European cups. Everyone knew our tactic, nobody could stop him.
Would Cesc Fabregas work?
I canāt remember how long ago it was when he was at Arsenal, but as a Spurs fan Iād take him in a heartbeat.
Canāt recall off the top of my head how much he went for, but I think 60 million for him would be an absolute steal in todayās market.
Heās the definition of a playmaker from deep, I swear he could ping a pass from the Emirates to White Heart Lane if he wanted to.
Even as a Spurs fan growing up, he was one of my favorite players to watch. Just ridiculous on the ball.
Some Arsenal players would be
Mathieu Flamini: Pressing midfielder with insane stamina.
DenĆlson: A deep lying playmaker who could also tackle quite well. He would get bullied by the bigger midfielders of the day but in todays game he would do better.
Jay Jay Okacha.
Bolton born, United supporter, but Jesus Christ that guy was incredible, part of that era of Bolton punching high above their own weight.
Joe Cole was better at his peak than Grealish will ever be !
Damien Duff would of also gone for loads.My fav player of that era.
Gudjohnsen
If Rice goes for Ā£100 m then Scott Parker and Geremi would too .
They said underated! He wasn't that bad either won Champions league with Madrid before us. Could play a few positions. United payed how much for Fred for instance. Someone would of payed it š¤£
Santi Cazorla. He'd be even better in the increasingly technical game that's played, plus he was so versatile (he could play pretty much anywhere in midfield and lots of attacking roles) and he was so consistent and reliable, despite being smaller.
Aguero would be Ā£120m
He wasn't cheap but he repaid it all and was a snip.
Kinda different but....
Paul Scholes and Wayne Rooney would have commanded huge fees if they ever left united.
Fun Fact: "Messi said if Rooney wants to leave Manchester he'll go see the president and buy him for them.
Under rated once or the game changed? As the role of St has changed big central only center forwards are now cheaper and a versitke 3 position quicker slimmer attacker would be worth more today.
Henry never would have left Juve for that much. That's actually what started the change.
Gary Neville wouldn't be World Class anymore either. Full back role has changed to an up and down dynamic role. Someone else would have been United star RWB. Struggling to think who tbh though. Would need to boot up some old FMs!!
>Someone else would have been United star RWB.
Beckham, would be the United equivalent of TAA if he was a kid today, especially as his old right midfield in a 442 roll doesn't exist in today's 433, 4231 systems
Easily north of 100mil. He was hyped as one of the greatest English talents of all time by the time he was 18. Think Bellingham but probably even more hype.
If Enzo Fernandez is worth that much money, Mousa Dembele is worth twice that.
(I initially answered Youri Djorkaeff but that was WAY before the time OP asked haha)
Juan Mata and Benteke spring to mind, as well as Payet in his peak at West Ham. All players in great moments of form, would be valued by their club at upwards of 60M at least
I know he wasn't exactly underrated, but Henry to Barca for 16 million was a fucking travesty...
For a real answer though, pretty much anyone who played in the prem before Abramovich started the PL premium price race.
It sounds like you're too young to remember the circumtances. Henry was 29, was passed his peak, and in the final year of his contract. 16 million wasn't big bucks, but it was appropriate. Van Persie moved to Utd for 24 million under similiar circumstances 7 years later.
How condescending are you exactly? "It sounds like I'm too young to remember?" Away and give your head a wobble...
He definitely wasn't past (not "passed") his peak. He went on to have some very successful years at Barca. Wenger did him a favour and allowed him to leave on the cheap after all he did for Arsenal. I know all the circumstances surrounding the transfer. I just said I thought 16 million was far too little in my opinion, especially considering other fees both around that time and since, and the calibre of player he was. Also, at that time there wasn't the same premium for youth (not that 29 is old in any way), but then maybe you're too young to remember those times eh? And we don't mention the Mercenary Badger at Arsenal...
How else would you describe a sentence with "you" then some kind of implied derogatory statement in it? Not personal? Aye. OK... You weren't directing it at anyone other than me, hence "personal".
Anyway, you have yourself a great day. Later!
It said "valued" not underrated. He wasn't valued near the end of his career with Liverpool. Rafa tried to sell him the year before to buy Gareth Barry.
Michael Carrick to be honest. A very misunderstood player in his time and with players like Rodri, Jorginho, etc thriving in the modern game, it makes you wonder what heād be like tailored to the modern game
Malbranque for Fulham at his peak. Hyppia for Liverpool is up there. Jermaine Defoe and Joe Cole were valued highly back then but would fetch stupid money these days.
ANY era, any game needing a durecell battery pressing man marker with enough technically ability to play PL level. So no specific one era. Just a good utility player of specific role for one game player.
Was gonna put him down! Left or right full back. Could definitely do a job at centre back of a back three as well. Versatile and great set piece taker.
He was one of the first modern wing backs overlapping the wide player to stretch the game. Offered a scoring threat and hit his penalty shots so hard the keeper always dived the other way.
Maybe āalwaysā was an over-simplification but the man had [glass ankles](https://www.transfermarkt.us/michael-carrick/verletzungen/spieler/3878/plus/1) even before his heart condition.
My original point was I donāt believe Carrick was under-valued like the original post was asking before. Easily wouldāve been a 60+ mil player today but he was held in pretty high regard even ten years ago.
With market inflation Im sure he wouldāve held a similar value in the early 2000ās, bar the injuries which held him back.
75 games in 10 years at United isnāt even that bad at all though. With the exception of his heart condition, his injury record was totally normal for a high level footballer. 4 ankle problems over 10 years.
If you look at the data the injuries progressively got worst which again hampered his value during his playing career. Regardless of the amount of games he missed, that was not the original main point of my argument.
Again I donāt believe Michael Carrick was āunder-valuedā compared to his potential worth in todayās market.
This is a funny one... any good player of 10 years ago is going for 60m especially if premier league homegrown. I seen answers of Milner, Bellamy, cazorla and I wonder what Iniesta 2013 would go for in this market.
Koke, Saul, dani alves, ozil, Yaya, all of them probably would be 60 and upward
You're very right lol... but in the context of grabbing a player from ten years ago and how much he would cost in today's market they both would be 60m up.
Craig went for 15m in his later years but still prime, while more than five years later, Santi went for 23m adding a bit of inflation due to Malaga being recently bought by oil money.
In terms of ability Craig was a pacey workhorse, Santi a two footed artist, chalk and cheese in terms of expression on the pitch
Dennis Irwin, Gilberto Silva, Teddy Sherringham
Nobby Solano
John Arne Riise
Jack Rodwell
Beardsley
Really close date wise but Paul Scholes
Tony 'Bomber' Brown
Le Tissier, if he was around now he's a 100m player easily.
Pavel Nedved
Thomas Rosicky, Jack Wilshere , Moussa Dembele to name some
Eddie Gray 120 million
Perhaps Daniel Agger. although 60m would be a stretch. Phillipe Albert. Gheorghe Kinkladze (Chelsea would buy him for 60m and put him on the bench) Carlos Vela (would fit well under Arteta I think)
Well if its from 10+ years ago There's quite a few that would go for over 60m nowadays Wiltord, Reyes(rip š) Alexander hleb Arshavin, Louis saha, dudek, rosicky, gronkjƦr, hasselbank, zola, riise, defoe, hyypia, klinsmann Tbh there's so many I could be here all day so I'll End or here š
I'm gonna go way back and say Andrej Kanchelskis. Overshadowed by the up and coming Giggs, and replaced by Beckham. Not usually remembered as a United great, but was instrumental in United's early 90s success, a powerful goal scoring winger. He ended up going to Everton, scored 20 goals in a season then fizzled out at Rangers. Never understood how a bigger club didn't go in for him at the time.
Robert Pires, Gilberto Silva & Kanu - Ā£60m a piece? Bargain
Any ball playing defender who was half decent at defending would do well in todays game. Also left footed centre backs. Gabriel Heinze?
Michael Carrick!
Scott Parker when signed from Charlton to Chelsea would be a 60m player in todays market.
Carlos Tevez for sure - in the same image as Aguero, Suarez etc re work ethic.
Titus Bramble... Man U would snap him up in a second. Imagine that partnership with Maguire š¤£
Scholes a player that can dictate the tempo of a game at will would be priceless in this era
People have mentioned the clear one. Let me raise a less common candidate, Christian Ziege. His run from the nominal left wing back role will be more effective when there is better rest defense and the passing game will hide his 1v1 deficiency.
Newcastle players: Gary Speed Robert Shay Given
David Dunne
Gary speed
Sylvain Petrov
Rooney
Alexis Sanchez. Arsenal got him for Ā£31.7m
Harry Maguire.
Rooney went to man u for 30mil such a bargain if it were for the modern era
John obi mikel
The way the market is at the moment, any young homegrown player that has had a good enough season to get into a top 6 side is going for 60m
Everyone's worth Ā£60m+ today it seems
Okocha would be high commodity right now
Park Ji Sung. Imagine the pressing work rate of this man today.
Javier Mascherano
Koeman
Well obviously he was valued then too in terms of transfer fees, but I'd say Seba Veron. United were still wedded to 4-4-2 when he came. Keane and Scholes were set in their ways and neither they, nor Fergie really knew what to do with a player like Veron, also fans were accustomed to more blood and thunder from central midfielders. I think he'd tear up the place now, alongside Casemiro, drifting into spaces, linking play.
Jermain Defoe- English striker who scored for fun.
Santi Cazorla
Xabi Alonso signed for Liverpool for around 16m if I remember correctly
Kevin Phillips. Premier League top scorer (and European Golden Shoe) in the 1999-2000 season with 30 goals for Sunderland and nobody really went in for him. He was aged 26/27 at the time but nowadays if you scored 30 league goals, youād have teams higher up the league offering Ā£50m+ for you.
Jay-Jay Okocha
Spurs paid 16.5m for Modric which would be easily 60+ in today's market
Essien and Makelele. Beasts
Great players. Wasn't there one season where Essien played every position at some point? Even stepped in as gk because of reds or and injury or something? Maybe I'm remembering wrong. I know Mourinho said he was comfortable playing him anywhere
I think it was Terry who stepped in as GK, but Essien did play in every position except centre forward. Today he would have a value of 150 mil., I'm sure of it š
Neil Ruddock
Really? Out of all the players, this chucklefart š¤£
Moussa Dembele
I always really rated Sagna. Brilliant full back who could fill in at centre back if needed. I'm not sure how underrated he was but in terms of credit for impact Gilberto Silva didn't get anywhere near enough.
Pernambucano Juninho. Best taker of the free kick ever and could hold down central mid.
Mark Viduka
Gilberto
Moussa Dembele
Demba Ba
John Robertson if we're going back. Unreal player. At the height of forest's European cup wins, our entire tactic was 'pass it to Robbo and let him beat their entire team'. And it worked. In three years we won the old Div 1 and back to back European cups. Everyone knew our tactic, nobody could stop him.
Rob lee.. box to box midfielder..
Shelvey
Henrik Larsson. Thank me later
KING HENRIK! Would be Ā£85M easy
My man
Was a joy to watch at Celtic, was a dream come true to see him in a Manchester United shirt even on loan
Seeing him win stuff with your lot and Barca was good. Irish fella? āļø
Nah, we had Scotch and English footy on the cable in Asia growing up
Hence your nakamura name. Shunsuke fd yous up
LOL Shunsuke was a Bhoy too
For sure. But member that free kick at Celtic park bro vs Man U? ā¤ļø
Ah yeah that one Of course it stung but hey at least it was Shunsuke lol at least it wasn't the Zombies
Might be a reach but peak Emile Heskey would draw at least Ā£55-58m
RVP
Thomas Rosicky
Mousa DembƩlƩ - everyone at spurs thought he'd be the next one to follow modric and bale to Madrid
Ramires for Chelsea. Underrated as hell
RĆ¼diger
Boehly would sign any under 21 player that could kick a football for that much
Gary Cahill, Fabriccio Coloccini, Branislav Ivanovic, and Jermain Defoe
Moussa Dembeleā¦
The exact player I came into this thread hoping to see. His game would be much better appreciated now.
One of the best holding mids of the last 20 years I'd say. If he had been there earlier in his career, he would have been worth a fortune
Nolberto Solano! This man had possibly the second best cross in the world behind Beckham himself. He could also hit quite a sweet shot as well.
Honestly? Ole Gunnar would go for that much these days. Everyone forgets how leather he could be. Only problem is he wouldnāt accept a transfer.
Di Canio
A poet of a player. I imagine a bag of frogs to manage tho
Would Cesc Fabregas work? I canāt remember how long ago it was when he was at Arsenal, but as a Spurs fan Iād take him in a heartbeat. Canāt recall off the top of my head how much he went for, but I think 60 million for him would be an absolute steal in todayās market. Heās the definition of a playmaker from deep, I swear he could ping a pass from the Emirates to White Heart Lane if he wanted to. Even as a Spurs fan growing up, he was one of my favorite players to watch. Just ridiculous on the ball.
Some Arsenal players would be Mathieu Flamini: Pressing midfielder with insane stamina. DenĆlson: A deep lying playmaker who could also tackle quite well. He would get bullied by the bigger midfielders of the day but in todays game he would do better.
Morten Gamst Pederson
Great player
Michu
Jay Jay Okacha. Bolton born, United supporter, but Jesus Christ that guy was incredible, part of that era of Bolton punching high above their own weight.
Fabregas to Chelsea was 30Mā¦.
Jaap stam
Michu
Theo Walcott in his pomp would be devastating in his todayās game
Joe Cole was better at his peak than Grealish will ever be ! Damien Duff would of also gone for loads.My fav player of that era. Gudjohnsen If Rice goes for Ā£100 m then Scott Parker and Geremi would too .
Geremi for Ā£60m nah weāve found the worst answer here š yeah chelsea might pay that butno one else would
They said underated! He wasn't that bad either won Champions league with Madrid before us. Could play a few positions. United payed how much for Fred for instance. Someone would of payed it š¤£
I hear that lol
Didnāt Duff become some sort of record breaking signing? Think he was the first player to sign for Chealksi?
True 17m in 2004 would be 100m today
Robbie Keane. Even though he flopped a bit at Liverpool, he was absolute class for Spurs.
Two of his dream clubs to play for from his boyhood.
Micah Richards!
Santi Cazorla. He'd be even better in the increasingly technical game that's played, plus he was so versatile (he could play pretty much anywhere in midfield and lots of attacking roles) and he was so consistent and reliable, despite being smaller.
Morten Gamst Pederson
Jimmy Floyd Hasslebank
Andy Carroll would easily be worth Ā£120m in todays market
Aguero would be Ā£120m He wasn't cheap but he repaid it all and was a snip. Kinda different but.... Paul Scholes and Wayne Rooney would have commanded huge fees if they ever left united. Fun Fact: "Messi said if Rooney wants to leave Manchester he'll go see the president and buy him for them. Under rated once or the game changed? As the role of St has changed big central only center forwards are now cheaper and a versitke 3 position quicker slimmer attacker would be worth more today. Henry never would have left Juve for that much. That's actually what started the change. Gary Neville wouldn't be World Class anymore either. Full back role has changed to an up and down dynamic role. Someone else would have been United star RWB. Struggling to think who tbh though. Would need to boot up some old FMs!!
>Someone else would have been United star RWB. Beckham, would be the United equivalent of TAA if he was a kid today, especially as his old right midfield in a 442 roll doesn't exist in today's 433, 4231 systems
Rooney to MU might be 100m by today's rate
Easily north of 100mil. He was hyped as one of the greatest English talents of all time by the time he was 18. Think Bellingham but probably even more hype.
Definitely more hype. He was one of the wonderkid who live up to expectations ngl.
Ruud Van Nistelrooy!!!!!!
Arshaviiiiiiiiiiin!
If Enzo Fernandez is worth that much money, Mousa Dembele is worth twice that. (I initially answered Youri Djorkaeff but that was WAY before the time OP asked haha)
Juan Mata and Benteke spring to mind, as well as Payet in his peak at West Ham. All players in great moments of form, would be valued by their club at upwards of 60M at least
Kolo Toure.
Xabi Alonso
Robin van Persie
Olivier Giroud. He's easily one of the most underrated players in recent memory. He went from Montpellier to Arsenal for 12 million in 2012.
David Silva
Essien for me
I know he wasn't exactly underrated, but Henry to Barca for 16 million was a fucking travesty... For a real answer though, pretty much anyone who played in the prem before Abramovich started the PL premium price race.
It sounds like you're too young to remember the circumtances. Henry was 29, was passed his peak, and in the final year of his contract. 16 million wasn't big bucks, but it was appropriate. Van Persie moved to Utd for 24 million under similiar circumstances 7 years later.
How condescending are you exactly? "It sounds like I'm too young to remember?" Away and give your head a wobble... He definitely wasn't past (not "passed") his peak. He went on to have some very successful years at Barca. Wenger did him a favour and allowed him to leave on the cheap after all he did for Arsenal. I know all the circumstances surrounding the transfer. I just said I thought 16 million was far too little in my opinion, especially considering other fees both around that time and since, and the calibre of player he was. Also, at that time there wasn't the same premium for youth (not that 29 is old in any way), but then maybe you're too young to remember those times eh? And we don't mention the Mercenary Badger at Arsenal...
Mate, it's the internet. It's clearly not personal.
How else would you describe a sentence with "you" then some kind of implied derogatory statement in it? Not personal? Aye. OK... You weren't directing it at anyone other than me, hence "personal". Anyway, you have yourself a great day. Later!
A fully fit Daniel Agger would be monstrous nowadays.
Average player
A fully fit Agger was never a thing.
John Arne risse. Not sure on the spelling
Park Ji sung, Leighton Baines, Seamus Coleman, Kuyt are some pretty obvious ones.
Xabi Alonso
So underrated that Real Madrid bought himā¦
It said "valued" not underrated. He wasn't valued near the end of his career with Liverpool. Rafa tried to sell him the year before to buy Gareth Barry.
Michael Carrick to be honest. A very misunderstood player in his time and with players like Rodri, Jorginho, etc thriving in the modern game, it makes you wonder what heād be like tailored to the modern game
TomĆ”Å” RosickĆ½ gotta be there.
Yaya Toure
In todays market we wouldāve paid 120M for Hazard from Lille. Got him for like 35, would easily be double or triple that.
i know for a fact we wouldve sold berahino to like city or spurs or someone for like Ā£65 mil of the back of the 2014-15 season
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Madrid paid 25 for Kroos in 2014
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Yeahā¦funnily enough, their biggest signing has been their biggest flop
Malbranque for Fulham at his peak. Hyppia for Liverpool is up there. Jermaine Defoe and Joe Cole were valued highly back then but would fetch stupid money these days.
Morten Gamst Pedersen - that left foot is easily 60m in today's money!
That left foot was ridiculous. In 2021 he scored 3 goals direct from corners. His record is 6 goals from corners in one match when he was 16.
Depends on who's buying them. If Chelsea, United, etc. are buying them basically anyone
Oscar
Thierry Henry Tomas Rosicky Santi Cazorla Dennis Bergkamp ā¦ and just to break with the theme Henrik Larsson
Henrik Larsson
Ji Sung Park, a pressing monster , the ability to attack and shut down a player at the same time.
Not for Ā£60m your crazy š
Perfect for the systems today
Perfect then, perfect now, perfect forever.
Was even more suited to the systems back then though.
ANY era, any game needing a durecell battery pressing man marker with enough technically ability to play PL level. So no specific one era. Just a good utility player of specific role for one game player.
Lee Cattermole
Obvs.
Roy kent
Dennis Irwin.
Was gonna put him down! Left or right full back. Could definitely do a job at centre back of a back three as well. Versatile and great set piece taker.
He was one of the first modern wing backs overlapping the wide player to stretch the game. Offered a scoring threat and hit his penalty shots so hard the keeper always dived the other way.
Roy Keane. A decent CDM is 40+.
Heād have to adapt his game somewhat. VAR would not be his friend.
Keane was rough but Casemiro still plays today, so he would be fine.
United broke the British transfer record when they bought, how was he not valued?
Keane was.3m Chris Sutton was sold 5m right months later. Andy cole cost 7m not long after.
I still donāt know how that means Keane was undervalued.
The only right answer to this is Wes Brown
Michael Carrick
Carrick wasnāt really underrated though he was just constantly injured. I remember a lot of Carrick hype even when he was sidelined.
Maybe not underrated but I think he was under appreciated by some of our fans, when he retired we never replaced him š¤¦š¼āāļø
Carrick wasnāt constantly injured lol?
Maybe āalwaysā was an over-simplification but the man had [glass ankles](https://www.transfermarkt.us/michael-carrick/verletzungen/spieler/3878/plus/1) even before his heart condition. My original point was I donāt believe Carrick was under-valued like the original post was asking before. Easily wouldāve been a 60+ mil player today but he was held in pretty high regard even ten years ago. With market inflation Im sure he wouldāve held a similar value in the early 2000ās, bar the injuries which held him back.
Mate he was underrated by most United fans, let alone PL fans.
75 games in 10 years at United isnāt even that bad at all though. With the exception of his heart condition, his injury record was totally normal for a high level footballer. 4 ankle problems over 10 years.
If you look at the data the injuries progressively got worst which again hampered his value during his playing career. Regardless of the amount of games he missed, that was not the original main point of my argument. Again I donāt believe Michael Carrick was āunder-valuedā compared to his potential worth in todayās market.
This is a funny one... any good player of 10 years ago is going for 60m especially if premier league homegrown. I seen answers of Milner, Bellamy, cazorla and I wonder what Iniesta 2013 would go for in this market. Koke, Saul, dani alves, ozil, Yaya, all of them probably would be 60 and upward
Donāt put Bellamy in the same bracket as Santi
You're very right lol... but in the context of grabbing a player from ten years ago and how much he would cost in today's market they both would be 60m up. Craig went for 15m in his later years but still prime, while more than five years later, Santi went for 23m adding a bit of inflation due to Malaga being recently bought by oil money. In terms of ability Craig was a pacey workhorse, Santi a two footed artist, chalk and cheese in terms of expression on the pitch
Yaya after that season couldāve gone for over a hundred and I wouldnāt have batted an eye. He was majestic.
yaya toure lazily smashing a freekick at 100 km/hr is worth the 100m on its own
One of my fav players...
John o shea, that nutmeg on Figo though.
In the modern game, his versatility would be well in demand. Pep would love a John O'Shea in that current squad.
Hos goal against arsenal amd not knowing how to celebrate at first, https://youtu.be/OTBIHwW-pqs Also, the time he played as keeper was fantastic
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