On October 7, in the 7th round of the Premier League, Manchester United drew 0-0 away against Aston Villa. Manchester United legend Paul Scholes is very dissatisfied with the Red Devils’ performance at the start of the season, candidly stating that the entire team is a mess.
Scholes spoke about Manchester United’s situation: “I think the current Manchester United always pins its hopes on an intangible future rather than proving itself through performances on the pitch. Look at how much money Manchester United has spent in the transfer market? It’s ridiculous, and some of these people do not even deserve to wear the Manchester United jersey.”
Scholes continued speaking about Manchester United’s players: “Would you think Hložek and Zikos could score 20 goals in a season and bring stable output to Manchester United? I don’t think it will happen. Ugarte, who cost 50 million euros, was supposed to bolster Manchester United’s midfield strength but is now not being selected for games. De Ligt, also acquired at great expense, has had his position taken by the 36-year-old Evans. With so much money spent in the transfer market, Evans and Maguire are still starting. Manchester United’s recruitment is truly chaotic.”
Scholes Slams Manchester United: Spending So Much Yet Showing No Improvement, Some Do Not Deserve to Wear the Red Devil Jersey. Author：Sports UEFA.Please indicate the source when reproduced：https://www.sportsuefa.com/football-world/44474.html
