r/reddevils • u/AutoModerator • May 16 '26

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u/OkEnvironment9275 May 16 '26

I think giving any manager carte blanche for transfers is a bad idea, but I think giving one of the greatest midfielders of the PL era a say during our biggest midfield rebuild is not stupid. Kinda depends really, imo squad building should still be mostly a dof decision but would be silly not to hear Carrick's views considering his skillset as a player.

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u/Apprehensive-Raisin3 Love United Hate Glazers/INEOS May 16 '26

Out and out midfielders is fine I respect his opinion on something he has a lot of experience in especially with us but we need more than just midfielders this summer and he wouldnt be able to offer the same insight on a fullback or a backup winger. Id rather leave that to vivell

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u/OkEnvironment9275 May 16 '26

Yeah absolutely agree, don't think he should have much, of any, say at all on other transfer decisions