Lee Congerton reviews. He has taken on an important but uncertain role at Liverpool as he looks to become Manchester United’s next sporting director.
Things are set to change for Manchester United as Sir Jim Ratcliffe buys a 25% stake in the club for £1.3 billion. As part of the deal, he will take control of all football operations at Old Trafford and officially announce that CEO Richard Arnold will be leaving the club. He succeeded Ed Woodward just 18 months ago. In addition, he is considering replacing the director of football in John Murtaugh’s position, which he considers weak. According to The Telegraph, Crystal Palace sporting director Dougie Freedman, former Monaco manager Paul Mitchell (ex-Liverpool), ex-Milan duo Paolo Maldini and Ricky Massara, Atletico Madrid’s Andrea Berta and Atalanta’s Lee Congerton are all being considered. account. After signing for Uruguay on loan in September 2014 and signing a £4m permanent deal the following summer, he said: “
Sebastian was a big part of the team last season under Dick (Advocate) and we are delighted that he is joining us. . Periodic. “He has invaluable experience in the Barclays Premier League and will be able to adapt to the team very quickly after being loaned to us last season.”Meanwhile, Congerton is expected to sign permanently for £8million in August 2015, with the forward set to spend the 2013/14 season on loan at the Black Cats.”Fabio is a player I have known since he was 15 and I was lucky enough to bring him to Chelsea,” he said.
“He’s been the Barclays Premier League striker we’ve seen in his previous loan spells at the club and we’re delighted to have him on a permanent basis.”At the Serie A club, Congerton played a key role in bringing Rasmus Hoylund to Atalanta from Sturm Graz for €17m in August 2022 and sold him to United for £72m a year later. But the former Liverpool boss will now follow the Dane to Old Trafford as the Red Devils assess candidates to take over the new sporting director role.
