Rio Ferdinand says Manchester United should have signed Ezri Konsa

Rio Ferdinand says Manchester United should have signed Ezri Konsa

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2026-11-03 22:43:11
Rio Ferdinand said on his YouTube channel that Manchester United should have signed Ezri Konsa after Arsenal bought the defender from Aston Villa.

Rio Ferdinand said Manchester United should have signed Ezri Konsa. GOAL said Arsenal signed Konsa from Aston Villa for £55 million during the summer transfer window, while Manchester United are 17th place.

Ferdinand's view on Konsa

Speaking on his YouTube channel, Ferdinand said: "I think William Saliba is one of those guys that you have to find room for in the team. He’s that good, he’s top. I said to my son yesterday, 'watch Ezri Konsa', because everything he does is efficient. That’s a great problem for Mikel Arteta to have."

The former England international added: "I wouldn’t be surprised if Konsa goes back to right-back once Saliba comes back. I wouldn’t be surprised because Konsa is top. He’s a top, top player and another one I thought Manchester United should have got because he’s a top player."

Arsenal selection issue

GOAL said Saliba was sidelined by a summer injury. Ferdinand said: "He’s giving Mikel Arteta some big decisions to make and big headaches because he’s slipped in seamlessly and put in some big performances. What a signing he’s been for Arsenal."

Context from GOAL

GOAL said Konsa helped Arsenal keep a clean sheet in their weekend victory at Anfield. GOAL said Manchester United spent their entire £155m summer budget on midfielders.

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