Did Matic want to leave or did manager sell him?
Oh, btw, this is Manchester United. Globally most followed club on almost every continent. It has biggest value on the market, biggest brand in sports world, even more than NYY or LAL. United's 100% stock value is expected to be worth more than 5 billions. 5.000.000.000 in numbers. You can buy my whole country for that money. Funny, that's only 1% and 3.33% how much America and Russia spends on weapons on yearly base. That has nothing to do with United, but it's a cool fact.
So imagine how much money can United offer for wages? It's not just pure money from the club, it's the sponsors and all other ****.
And even even without money factor, it's still Manchester ******* United, one of the biggest and most successful clubs in history. If United seriously want a player, there's a big chance he'll get him. Only way United lost Lucas and Hazard is because SAF didn't want to pay hefty agent fee. He was right and wrong. Agents are getting to much money, but that's the time we're living at. United needs to adopt, just like it did 20 years ago.
People forget that United was 'first' in England to spend enormous money to get players. You can argue it's Uniteds money, but still, spending big was never the problem. That's why I don't get United fans who slate Chelsea and City for their money. I like how both of those clubs are projects, they are not play toys, they never were. However, they will almost certain always be second choice to United when comes to players, if the given money is around the same. Accept that, just like I accept that what Real wants, Real gets. It's simple as that, lifestyle in Spain is amazing, only blind love for United would stop someone from moving there. Especially when you get older and want to start a family.
/pointless self-discussion over