Former Manchester United goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard believes Red DevilsA�has changed its values asA�they set a world record with Paul Pogba’s transfer fee.
According to the British media, The Red Devils smashed the world transfer record to bring the French midfielder back to Old Trafford as they spentA�89 million pounds ($116.03 million)A�for Pogba and The 32-year-old now believes it’s a further example of the club’s changing principles.
“This is definitely a new chapter,” the Denmark international told mediaA�on Tuesday. “United are a different club to when I was there.
“It’s run in a different way and built on different values.
“Unfortunately this is just a natural development with how football is going and it doesn’t change my feelings for them,” he added.
United have spent big money in the recent past, Pogbaa��s fee surpasses the former record fee ofA� Angel Di Maria to the Premier League from Real Madrid for 59.7 million pounds in 2014.
The Denmarkian international joined United in 2010 for a reported 3.5 million pounds but left as he A�joined West Bromwich Albion on a free transfer.
“Everything is about money and I know United have spent a lot of money over the past decades which is a big part of why they’re so successful, but it’s just getting more and more extreme,” Lindegaard added.
“It is reality and only going in one direction, journalists will ask these same questions celebrex online, cheap clomid. in five years when players start costing a quarter of a billion.”
The 23-year-old left United for Juventus in 2012 having made just seven senior appearances in all competitions for the club, all from the bench and Lindegaard is pretty sure A�his former team mate will be a success at Old Trafford.
“He’s a great player,” the 32-year-old continued. “I’ve played with him myself at Manchester United and he was an obvious talent.
“I’m happy for the club because it’s a great signing for them and I’m happy for Paul that everything went through,” he added.
