Manchester United just sent off the MVP, and now spends 50 million to fill the hole? What is Amorin going to do!

Manchester United had 25 million McTominay and gave Naples to Naples. What's the point? Do you think he is not "technical" enough? As a result, they are doing well in Serie A, with a league MVP, leading the team to win the championship, 13 goals + 4 assists, which is more decent than any midfielder in your team.

Now you suddenly remember to add a "new McTominay", targeting Ederson of Atlanta, with an opening asking for £50 million. Are you making up for your shortcomings or making up for yourself?

The most awesome is not McTominay, but Manchester United's latecomer!

The data is beautiful, but the logic is poor

We do not deny that Ederson's data this season is indeed good: possessing the ball, passing the ball, defending one-stop, passing the ball, stealing and interception are all better than McTominay.

But here comes the question:

What are you really missing is "better McTominay"?

Or shouldn't McTominay be put at all?

At the beginning, I didn’t want the “cheap version”, but now I have to pay twice the price to ask for the “Brazil hardcover version” - this is not progress, it is drawing circles in place.

Fans complained:

"The management of squandering first and then spending money to make up for it is the cemetery of the wealthy."

"McTominay was released by you by yourself. Now you pretend to see you for the first time?"

"Manchester United is not lacking players, but memory."

Strengthening? It's more like buying regret medicine

If Ederson really comes, maybe he can indeed fill in the pit left by McTominay. But the problem is that you dug this pit by yourself.

The senior management is not clear about operations, the coach is unstable, and the midfield configuration is changed every year, but the result is that the character of "everyone is short of breath".

50 million is not a problem, but burning money is not a solution.

Don't buy "replacers" anymore, learn to admit your mistakes and remember them first.