Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
Marc Skinner has admitted that Manchester United weren’t anticipating to lose Jackie Groenen through the summer time switch window, however described the deal to promote the midfielder to PSG as ‘good enterprise’.
Groenen had said in early September that she was anticipating to remain at United forward of the 2022/23 WSL marketing campaign. However, the 27-year-old made the swap to PSG on Thursday – one week after the English switch closed, which means United have been unable to herald a substitute.
Groenen was set to be out of contract in June, and would have been in a position to signal a pre-contract at one other membership in January earlier than shifting on free of charge in the summertime.
“I said last week, I was asked quite honestly the question and I said at that moment we hadn’t received any kind of offers for anyone but every player for every club has a price, and especially where we’re now looking at the end of a contract; in three months time, Jackie could have signed a pre-contract somewhere else,” Skinner defined.
“So for us it was a deal that matched what the club would take for Jackie but also it ends up being a good deal for all.
“I perceive the followers could also be pissed off for the time being, however there are many gamers which have the chance to step up and present their qualities. So for us, we wasn’t anticipating that to occur however it was a second that’s good enterprise for everybody concerned.”
Reports in the Dutch media stated that PSG had paid €150,000 to land Groenen, but Skinner refused to confirm the fee, simply labelling it ‘a good price for both parties’.
The United boss explained that although there had been interest in Groenen before the English transfer window closed, no formal offer was submitted until after the window shut.
“There was curiosity earlier than that window however in all honesty it was not till that time that the supply got here in that it was acceptable for us to even take into consideration letting Jackie go,” Skinner added.
“For us it was past that window, we had curiosity previous to that, however it was past that window after we truly obtained a deal that may assist us construct into the long run plan as properly, in order that’s the fact of it.
“Of course conversations go but unless people show their true intent, you don’t take them seriously.”
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