One-day Premier League trend: Manchester United still finds it difficult to win, Arsenal player is not seriously injured, fans laugh

1 - Zhan Jun said that Manchester United's new attack line was not in contact with

in the second round of the Premier League, Manchester United lost the first victory with Fulham 1-1. The famous commentator Zhan Jun expressed his views on the game on social media.

Zhan Jun: "Fulham coach Marco Silva played the 'back-hitting attack', first using second-line personnel to fight the attrition on the offensive end, and replaced the main players Jimenez and Smith Rowe in the last 20 minutes, which immediately came true. The 'farmer' ended his eight-game losing streak against Manchester United at home, and successfully grabbed points from his opponent for the first time in nearly 15 years.

"Marion United played fiercely at the beginning, and Cunha was only 'apart from a goal'. B Fei's shot and conceding a penalty was a turning point. Even if he relied on a corner kick to score first in the second half, the team was at a disadvantage in the midfield. Especially after Casemiro was replaced, the central-forward combination was actually B Fei + Mount.

"Compare yesterday's Tottenham, after Sheshko came on the court, the tridents of the Red Devils were not very connected to each other, and they would not help the defense much. In the future, they have no problem in establishing a tacit understanding to score goals, but Amorin still needs to build a mature defensive system, including the two wingbacks' offense and defense without highlights."

2 - Bruno talked about missing kicks: it was the referee who restricted

Manchester United drew 1-1 with Fulham away, and B Fee lost a penalty in the game. Before B Fee was about to take the penalty, referee Kavana walked past him and the two collided. After the game, B Fei talked about this matter in an interview.

B: "I was very angry after being hit. Because as a penalty kicker on the team, I have my own free throw process and habitual movements.

3 - Chelsea really made money and I really couldn't imagine that

well-known reporter Romano with his iconic "Here we go” confirmed that Chelsea midfielder Chuk Umeka will join Dortmund, with a total transfer fee of 25 million euros.

Chelsea has sold 11 players this summer window, with revenue of 256 million euros. Including Chuk Umeka, who is about to leave the team, Chelsea's sales revenue this summer will reach 280 million euros, exceeding the 279 million euros spent on signings, achieving profits in the transfer market.

Chelsea's sales revenue this summer: 281,450 euros

1-Maduaike→Arsenal 56 million euros

2-Felix→Riyadh victory 30 million euros

3-Petrovic→Bornemouth 28.9 million euros

4- Fortunately, I came back

According to the Times, preliminary injury examinations show that Saka and Odegao's injuries are not serious.

In the Premier League Arsenal defeated Leeds United 5-0 yesterday, Saka and Odegao both left the court due to injuries, which caused many gun fans to worry. Coach Arteta said after the game that Saka's injuries may be "not optimistic".

But the latest preliminary examination results show that Saka and Odegao's injuries are not as serious as they were initially worried, which is great news for Arsenal. As for whether the two players will be injured and missing the key game against Liverpool in the next round, they have not yet thought about it.

5 - Guardiola is thinking about Donnarumma's transfer

The Daily Mail reported that Galatasaray is expected to restart negotiations with Manchester City on Monday after Ederson sat on the bench against Tottenham on Saturday. Trafford, Ederson's replacement, made a mistake, resulting in Tottenham's second goal, and the England goal-scoring debut was particularly difficult. If Manchester City can reach an agreement on Ederson's sale, they are interested in Paris Saint-Germain's Donnarumma. Guardiola has always emphasized that his goalkeeper needs to dare to take the ball, but it has not been clear whether Trafford will continue to be the starting goalkeeper.