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Gary Neville and Roy Keane fired a humiliating 'Manchester' transfer target, Jerome Boateng
Germany star Jerome Boateng has been branded as an
‘absolute joke’ by Manchester United legends Gary
Neville and Roy Keane. Boateng, who has been a long-
term target for United, was sent off for two yellow
cards in Germany’s World Cup clash against Sweden on
Saturday. Germany, who won the last World Cup in 2014,
lost their opening game in Russia to Mexico and also
went behind against Sweden.
Despite Boateng’s red card, they rallied to score an
injury-time winner and keep their hopes of winning
back-to-back tournaments alive. Former Manchester
United captain Keane was scathing of Boateng’s display,
however, and told ITV at half-time: ‘The two centre
halves will give you a heart-attack. ‘Boateng has got
to come off. Boateng has been a disgrace.
‘He’s been walking around he’s like it’s a game of
Sunday league football. He’s been a disgrace, get him
off.’ After the full-time whistle Keane, who won seven
Premier League titles at Manchester United, said
Germany were ‘better off without’ Boateng. Neville
added: ‘Roy is absolutely right, the centre-backs have
been a joke, an absolute joke.
‘Boateng thinks for some reason he is [Franz]
Beckenbauer, thinks he’s the player. He’s played under
Pep and started to believe he is a fantastic football
player. ‘He has been a joke in this first half. He’s
got delusions, thinks he is a player; he’s wandering
forward, ambling in the game. ‘The performance of the
centre backs [was poor], the lack of understanding. I
have never seen Germany look so naive in games. But
they got there.
‘The Germans are not right, they are not right. The
rumours before the game are proving to be true.
Something is way wrong.’ Jose Mourinho is hoping to
sign a central defender this summer and recent reports
say Bayern Munich want around £50million for Boateng.