British media: Manchester United should sell their B fee as soon as possible. The captain s departure is a good thing for everyone

British media Sun reporter Martin Lipton wrote an article to comment that B Fee is a useless player in Manchester United's current team, and Manchester United should sell the captain worth 100 million as soon as possible. Earlier this year, BFB rejected a sky-high contract from Saudi Arabia and insisted on staying with the Red Devils.

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"Manchester United coach Amorin spent £127.5 million to buy two attacking midfielders in this summer window. They will occupy B Fee's favorite position, which forced him to retreat to the midfield midfielder. However, B Fee is still the core of the team, and he is diligent in fulfilling his captain's duties." Martin Lipton wrote.

Regarding the rumors of B Fee and the victory of Saudi Arabia, Martin Lipton believes that if B Fee joins Saudi Arabia, it will leave Manchester United with a considerable transfer fee, which is the greatest benefit to the Red Devils. "If B Fee joins the Saudi League, it will give Amorin the best chance to rebuild. In fact, B Fee leaves the team is a good thing for everyone. But Manchester City and Liverpool will make such a reasonable selling transaction. They will not hesitate, but Manchester United does not have this courage." Martin Lipton criticized Manchester United.

Martin Lipton believes that the most suitable position for B Fee is to attack the midfield. "But now with Cunya, Mbewumo, and the possible new center, Amorin has made it clear that he will rebuild the attack trident, which means that B-Fei can only retreat to the midfield and play in the midfield."

Martin Lipton wrote: "After B-Fei retreated to the midfield, he must restrain his attack instinct and cannot put Ugat and Casemiro in a dangerous situation. The Amorin system relies on the width provided by the wingbacks, but the danger is that they may be broken through by the opponent from the wing defense position, which requires midfielder players to make up for any loopholes, but that is not B-Fei's specialty."