Liverpool fans are all blaming the same person for Leny Yoro signing for Man Utd instead of them

Liverpool Fans Turn on Michael Edwards Over Leny Yoro Signing for Manchester United

The transfer window is heating up, and Liverpool fans are not happy about the latest development. According to reports, Leny Yoro is set to sign for Manchester United, and fans are placing the blame squarely on Michael Edwards, the Reds’ chief executive.

Edwards has been criticized for his lack of activity in the transfer market, and fans are feeling frustrated after missing out on Yoro. The 18-year-old defender has reportedly agreed to join United after a £52million deal was reached between the two clubs.

On social media, fans are expressing their anger and disappointment at Edwards’ handling of the situation. One fan wrote: "Michael Edwards 3 months into the job: Offered Adrian a contract & got rejected. Brought his pals into the club so it’s good jolly up every day. Fail to lock Trent down to a new contract. Lose out on Califiori. Lose out on Yoro to Manchester United (not in CL). Well done Edwards, absolutely ‘generational’."

Another fan added: "Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes are already on fraud watch lmao." A third fan wrote: "The team that finished 8th and plays Europa League football just convinced one of the best CB prospects ever to join them. Thank you Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes for bringing shame to the city of Liverpool."

Edwards has been criticized for his silence during the transfer window, with some fans questioning his ability to negotiate deals. "Has Michael Edwards actually started his job yet? Windows been open nearly three weeks and not even a sniff of signing anyone, literally every other club in the league has been signing players," one fan wrote.

As the transfer window continues to unfold, it remains to be seen what moves Liverpool will make to strengthen their squad. One thing is certain, however: fans are not happy with Edwards’ performance so far.

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