Nedum Onuoha

Right.

Definitely seems like he's a proper Mancunian boy.

And those bright lights of London, they're for some people, but maybe not for everyone.

So maybe he's homesick.

But does he really need to go to United?

I'm not so sure.

That is a great question.

I think he is a player that, in the grand scheme of things, isn't really that old.

You know, he's been priced out of the market for so many different places in the last couple of seasons.

And, you know, I was hoping in some ways that move to Arsenal last year would be the type of thing that would not necessarily kick-start his career as such, but just give him some of that joy again of playing week in, week out, scoring goals.

But, I don't know, it just didn't work out there either.

So now that it's not worked out at the last two clubs he's been at,

the market becomes smaller and smaller and smaller.

And I think Craig will probably say this as well.

There's a point where you as a player, the difference between how you value yourself and how others value you, as soon as it becomes too wide, you find yourselves in some awkward situations.

And maybe that's where Raheem is right now in regards to whatever football he can produce.

I don't think many people are going to be seeing any real leverage from him.

And I think they carry it all now.

And he's probably going to end up somewhere where, you know, we probably never thought we'd see Raheem still in his early 30s.

But, you know, if he can accept that,