With Wales bowing out of Euro 2016 at the semi-final stage, it is inevitable that many people’s focus will start to wander towards the next football season. The fixtures have been out for a month, but with Sky Sports and BT now announcing their first batch of live games, the hype becomes louder and the sense of the new season becomes more real.
There has also been another indicator that a new season is on its way and this has ensured that Manchester is once again the focus of football in England. Both United and City have new managers for the new season and they have been meeting the media in the past few days. There is no introduction needed for Pep Guardiola or Jose Mourinho, but this hasn’t stopped the media reviewing and analysing every word, hoping to find an inkling of what to expect in the new season. Manchester City have even gone as far as roping in Noel Gallagher to interview Pep, sharing the video with their fans and the wider footballing and music audience on YouTube.
Leicester City’s stunning victory will not be forgotten in a hurry, but at this point in time, still a month away from the kick-off to the new campaign, it feels as though the big names are gearing up for a proper fight once again. When it comes to players, United have been busier. There aren’t many names that rival Pep or Jose for column inches, but Zlatan Ibrahimovic is a law unto himself. There is only a handful of bigger or better players on the planet than Zlatan at the moment, once again showing that the English Premier League and Manchester can attract the true talents of the game.
Home form will be crucial for both Manchester sides
The capture of Henrikh Mkhitaryan shows that United mean business, and you can expect many more big names to arrive in Manchester before the transfer window slams shut. Just as well that the Greater Manchester area provides plenty of great areas to stay. It is not as though the top managers or players need to worry too much about money, but the Greater Manchester area offers far better value for money than London, something that players may be interested in if they are coming to the UK.
There has been talk that some players are keen to be paid in euros rather than £s, which means that there is some financial sense being shown, which means the value of the Greater Manchester area may be of interest to some. If any player, or their agent, is looking to find the best property close to Manchester Airport, while offering seclusion and quiet, Spencer Harvey is available and we’ll be more than happy to transfer you or your client to the most suitable property. In fact, you don’t even need to be a top class footballer to enjoy our service; we’ve got suitable properties for everyone.
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