Danny Murphy hopes that Menu will not take the Rashford path, Emery s plan is comprehensive

English football legend Danny Murphy talked about the future of Manchester United. He hoped that Amorin could focus on cultivating young players. Young talents like Kobe Maynu are the future of the Red Devils. Danny Murphy hopes that Maynou will not follow the path of Rashford. As we all know, Master Ra is also a typical figure who became famous at a young age. As early as when he was a high school student, he represented England in the European Cup. When Van Gaal was coaching Manchester United, Rashford, who was still a minor, was promoted to the first team by "Chef Van", and Mourinho later valued him very much. However, the environment of Dream Theater is no longer good, the management has problems with all aspects of strategies, the club's record has not improved well, and the external delays the development of Rashford. It was not until Master Ra who rented to Aston Villa that everyone saw the former genius boy returning.

In Danny Murphy's view, if the management is not well operated, even the talented young players will be delayed. Now Menu has also shown talent and potential, but the team's resources do not tend to be like this group of young talents. Rashford's problem will reappear. Danny Murphy certainly hopes Menu will not take this path. Although the Premier League will be able to win five Champions League places next season, the league's "fight for five" is still very fierce. Danny Murphy is optimistic about Aston Villa - Emery's comprehensive plan. In this round of Premier League, Villa defeated Newcastle, Emery's team is closer to the Champions League, and the club is under less pressure and may burst out with greater energy in the later stage of the schedule. Another key factor is that Emery's plan for the team is meticulous and comprehensive, and all kinds of situations have been planned.

Although Aston Villa's lineup is not good and the team lacks stars, Emery adopted a multi-line battle plan at the beginning of this season. As it turns out, this plan is comprehensive. After Villa was eliminated in the Champions League knockout stage, the players have more energy to concentrate on the league, which is conducive to their sprint in the Premier League. Emery's tactical wisdom is not only reflected in the strategic layout, but also penetrates into polishing every detail. Unlike coaches who rely on the personal abilities of superstars, he is better at activate the potential of ordinary players through systematic design - such as transforming the originally mediocre midfielder McGinn into an offensive and defensive hub, and transforming the full-back Digne into a wingback who can deliver accurate crosses. This ability to "turn stones into gold" allows Villa to remain competitive without large-scale signings in the winter transfer window.

It is worth noting that Emery specially designed the "double peak line" rotation strategy. During the European War, the conservative 4-4-1-1 formation was used to preserve the physical strength, and when the return to the league, it switched to a more aggressive 4-2-3-1. This elastic adjustment not only prevents a single lineup from being thoroughly studied by opponents, but also allows core players such as Watkins to always maintain their best condition. The "five-stage physical fitness allocation method" created by its coaching staff ensures that the team can still maintain a running distance of 11 kilometers per game during the sprint stage. Regarding the Red Devils' situation, Danny Murphy's concerns are not unreasonable. Today, Manchester United locker room is undercurrent and tactical systems are changing frequently. The growth environment for young players is far more complicated than that of Rashford's era. Although Menu showed maturity beyond her age at the end of last season, she was involved in the transfer rumors at the beginning of the new season. A coaching staff member who did not want to be named revealed: "The printers at the training base have always been stuck recently, just like the management's planning for youth training. "

It is interesting to note that in the pre-season warm-up match, when Maynu turned around to get rid of defense with a Cruyff's move, the broadcasting camera specially captured Rashford's thoughtful expression in the stands. This senior who had experienced the same period of confusion knows more than anyone else: in Dream Theater, talent is just an entry ticket, and how to avoid those invisible "growth traps" is the real test. Although Rashford is now showing a trend of recovery, fans also know that Rashford has missed the golden rising period. If the club's development strategy could be more reasonable at that time, Rashford might have become a first-tier star. For Maynau, who was also a teenager, showed good trends, Danny Murphy hoped that he would not follow the Rashford route and not replicate the same problem.

Football commentator Andy Cole pointed out in the column: "Modern football consumes young players three times faster than it was ten years ago." Data shows that 67% of the rookies who have made their mark in Manchester United's youth training camp in the past five years have experienced development stagnation within three years. Behind this "youth training curse" are systemic hidden dangers such as disconnection between the medical team and the coaching team and the lack of continuity of personal training plans. But there are also positive signals. It is reported that Amorin is promoting the "Genius Protection Program" and requires the technical department to establish a dynamic development archive for every young player. In the restaurant at Carrington training base, a new smart nutrition matching system was installed – details that might suggest that the club is trying to change. As Murphy said: "Sometimes, you only need to give him the right training menu at a critical point. "