Tragedy strikes Christian Eriksen once again as he decides to sign for Man Utd.

In all seriousness I believe he'll be an asset.
Mane moved because he knew he had one more big move (and pay raise) in him but it had to be now while his value is high, and the competition for starts in his position at Liverpool was going to be fierce with the talent being brought in. I am sad to see him go but I don't begrudge him leaving and I don't think there is any bad blood on either side. This isn't an acrimonious situation like Yaya Toure throwing a childish tantrum over not getting a birthday cake.
He'll win leagues at Bayern and be a star, but the Bundesliga is meaningless as a competition...Bayern are now expected to win it just to have an 'average' season. Imagine following a team where the
bare minimum standard is winning the league. Sounds grim.
Oh, and RE: Mo's new deal. I was against Liverpool breaking their wage structure for him and willing to see him walk, but other sales have probably allowed the club to compromise on wages so as long as this isn't the thin end of the wedge I suppose I can't complain too much. Though people should remember that this raise is partly a reward for past performance, making more money won't boost his goal output by a commensurate proportion.