Manchester United s new signing has 0 goals and 0 assists and is still praised: He is the best signing in the post-Ferguson era

Since Ferguson retired in 2013, Manchester United is still struggling to find the first Premier League and Champions League titles in the post-Ferguson era. As one of the most revolutionary great managers in the history of football, Sir Alex Ferguson must have smiled knowingly after watching the double red meeting on Sunday - the Red Devils defeated Liverpool on the territory of their mortal enemy for the first time in 9 years.

Amorim has been facing severe challenges since taking over as Manchester United manager, but this victory was a stunning achievement, with the new summer signings working together to perform well on Merseyside. This group of new players may have the potential to reverse the decline of Old Trafford. If Manchester United wants to regain its former glory, it must continue to complete successful transfer operations like Ferguson did during his peak period.

During Ferguson's coaching period, he signed Cristiano Ronaldo for 12 million pounds, grew into a superstar and won the Ballon d'Or, and eventually moved to Real Madrid for a record transfer fee. But Ronaldo is far from all of Ferguson's success in the transfer market. Cantona is also worth mentioning. The fighter-like striker was poached from Leeds United for £1.2 million and became one of the most influential signings in Premier League history. His power, style and gorgeous skills on the pitch were amazing.

Rooney, one of Manchester United's greatest players in the Premier League era, is another example of the discernment of Ferguson and his coaching team. They spent about 26 million pounds to lure the 18-year-old Rooney from Everton in 2004. The rest of the story is familiar to everyone. The list could go on and on. If you are a Manchester United fan, these transactions may make you sigh, because such successful transfer cases have been so rare in the past ten years.

In the past ten years, despite Manchester United's incredible investment, few players have truly achieved value for money. Even B Fee, who has outstanding statistics, cannot be recognized by all Manchester United fans. And this summer, Sir Ratcliffe may have completed what can be called the best signing since the Ferguson era. He is Cunha.

Although Cunha is still waiting for his first goal after joining Manchester United, he looks to have fully realized the superstar potential he showed when he transferred from Wolves for 74.2 million euros in July. He ran like a hound, won 5 duels and succeeded in 2 dribbling attempts. Given that the 26-year-old Brazilian striker was questioned about his professional attitude during his time at Wolves, he is now trying to put those doubts to rest after joining Manchester United, and there is hardly any sign of letting up this season.

In the 7 Premier League games he has played on behalf of Manchester United, Cunha has yet to break his goal drought. But given his performances this season, he hasn't received as much criticism as other high-priced Premier League signings. The main reason is that the Brazilian striker plays with passion and clarity, and considering he ranks in the top 8% of European players in his position for non-penalty goals per 90 minutes over the past 12 months, it should be only a matter of time before he finds his way into goal.

Cunha's performance was noticed by Manchester United fans. Ferdinand supported Cunha after the double red meeting. He believed that the new summer signing was a reassuring presence on the court and had a very confident aura. In the second half, when someone was needed to stabilize the rhythm and relieve the team's pressure, Cunha did this.

In the eyes of many fans, Cunha has the potential to become a Manchester United legend, and may even be the best signing in the post-Ferguson era. Although it's too early to tell. But there is no doubt that he has the talent and desire in him.