Last night at Old Trafford, Everton scored a second goal to tie the score at 2-2. However, a short while later, the goal was disallowed for offside following a serious VAR check.
The goal should have stood, in my opinion, because Everton forward Gray wasn’t in an offside position, thus the referee erred in canceling it.
If you closely observed the game, you would have seen that Gray’s foot was aligned with Luke Shaw’s right arm, keeping Gray in an onside position.
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In order for that to be the case, I feel that Gray was entirely inside and not in violation of the offside rule, making it incorrect for the referee and Video Assistant Referee (VAR) to have disallowed the goal for offside.
Recall that Manchester United, which is eager to find a temporary replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo, who left the club in November 2022, is reportedly short on cash during this transfer window.
The Sun claims that United’s budget is limited as a result of a huge summer spending spree that saw them make multiple deals.
According to the article, the Red Devils may be obliged to sell off its inactive players in order to earn cash for fresh acquisitions.