The left-wing back has become Manchester United s biggest shortcoming! Fans call for the 30-year-old veteran s positional conditions

Although Manchester United only managed a draw against Nottingham Forest, one cannot help but think that this game could have been won if some Manchester United players had been at their best. There weren't many impressive performances throughout the game, and Dalot's performance was particularly disappointing.

The Portuguese full-back experienced the worst game of his Manchester United career. He was completely distracted for Forest's second goal, allowing Savona to score easily. During the game, Dalot made mistakes in his position many times and had to rely on his teammates to "wipe his butt" for him many times.

For Amorim, the wing-back should be an offensive weapon, providing width, breaking through opponents, and participating in goals and assists. Dalot did none of this in last Saturday's game. He completed only one pass into the final third and failed to complete a single successful cross.

Amorim was visibly frustrated with his compatriot's performance during the game and was asked directly about Dalot's performance at the City Stadium after the game. He explained: "You can see Dalot. Many times he has space to kick and pass, but he is a right-footed player and can only choose to cut inside. Dolgu will do the same thing, but when you get the ball, you should open to the side and pass."

Obviously, Amorim cannot continue to use Dalot as a left-back. Although he can activate the "default option" Dolgu, the Danish teenager's performance this season cannot be said to be outstanding. Dolgu can't provide a significant improvement, but Luke Shaw might. In a British media poll, 54% of fans chose to support the Englishman as Manchester United's starting left-back, while Dolgu received 27% of the votes and Mazrawi 11%. Interestingly, 6% of voters chose "someone else", while Dalot only received 1% support.

So far, Luke Shaw has proven his worth. His ability has never been in question, but his injury history has always been a shadow. However, 10 games into the season, the Englishman seems to have finally shaken off his injury troubles and is playing almost every game. Granted, he was out of form in the 3-0 loss to Manchester City, but he has been consistent since then.

He performed well against Forest. Luke Shaw won 9 duels, completed 2 steals and 3 blocks, one of which was blocking Gibbs White's shot from close range. As a left-wing back, Shaw can provide stable offensive output and technical sophistication. He may not be the most explosive player out wide, but he is still one of United's best crossers, and Sheshko will surely relish the precision of his passing.

Currently, Manchester United's offense is gradually shifting to the right, with Amad Diallo and Mbeumo being the main sources of creativity. Luke Shaw's side insertion can help restore the team's offensive balance, allowing B Fee or Cunha to move in more freely. Not long ago, Luke Shaw made it clear in an interview with Sky Sports: "Currently I am playing as a left center back, which I can accept, but I still think of myself as more of a wing back."

If Shaw serves as the left center back, who will serve as the left center back? Lenny Yoro could be an option and could form a central back three with Maguire and De Ligt. Alternatively, De Ligt remains central, Yoro plays on the left, and Mazraoui - who previously excelled in this position against Chelsea - could play as right centre-back.

However, with Lisandro Martinez about to return and Luke Shaw in good form, it seems to be the most reasonable arrangement to put Luke Shaw at left-back and Martinez at left-center back, so that both can play and remain satisfied. Dolgu is still young, only 21 years old. He can learn from Luke Shaw and is expected to take over in the future.