Losing the ball may become a past event, a collusion from Saudi Arabia Manchester United

Since the Van Gaal era, Manchester United has undergone several waves of reconstruction, but it is still a counterattack team in its bones: there is no need to mention the conservatism of Mourinho during the period. Solskjaer led the team to rebuild, and it is also the one that recycles the line and the two wings counterattack in its bones. Tenhager likes the ball control system, but he can't handle the ball with both wings to withstand the bad guys in the Premier League. The midfield players cannot improve their athletic ability. Once the situation changes, they will live like Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

When it comes to Amorin, the situation is still the same: when choosing a mainland player, Manchester United's mainland style of play is not impossible to play. When facing opponents like Athletic Bilbao in the UEFA Cup, they can still play the matchup gap at the intensity of the knockout stage. But when it comes to the real Premier League, Manchester United's system still cannot run and can only run with the rhythm of the opponent.

attributes the reason for the team's failure to all aspects that are not world-class. Although it is clear, organized and thoughtful, most of the time, people are still used to counting the team's decline on someone's head. Such behavior is simple and crude, but easy to use.

Therefore, in Manchester United's big tank, B Fei became the target of public criticism, because of his positioning of the maximum salary in the team, because of his loss of the ball, and because of the defeat of the Red Devils Division during his tenure as captain, the attack on B Fei has become a political correctness to some extent.

Of course, if you look at the underlying logic of Manchester United's decline, while always pursuing a ball-control system, you can't say anything about a player who doesn't match the pass control system at the core position. Since B Fee joined, the Portuguese midfielder has indeed played world-class performance, but when the ball hits his feet, Manchester United can only rely on a counterattack to make a living: after all, in pure positional battle rounds, B Fee has no ball control and no progress, the rhythm of the ball control cannot be guaranteed, and the ending without ball is generally not stable enough, and the defensive defects are also obvious.

So, when seeing the offer sent by Saudi Arabia at this time point, Manchester United's reaction can be said to have received a gift from God: a transfer fee of 80 million pounds, a salary space of nearly 18 million pounds. The Red Devils are even more active in promoting the transfer, even more than B fee, for fear that Riyadh Crescent would regret it.

Of course, when the team is preparing for the relegation battle, there is no time for the European game to play next season. Selling the team's absolute core in the past few years is a backbone thing no matter how you look at it. But from another perspective, this Manchester United has become synonymous with failure. The current lineup is dead and the FFP and PSR restrictions are severe. This Manchester United does not have much room to strengthen.

After all, if you sell the B fee at this time, Manchester United can at least get the urgently needed cash flow, and you can still take a gamble in the framework of various financial plans.

The more you fail, the more you will be afraid of repeating the failure process, but in this new season, Amorin and Manchester United obviously look to want to change their lifestyle. They have nothing to lose, and they don't mind being called failure experts, because they know that when a timid person sits on the card table as a gambler, the pressure will naturally come to those former defeated players.