Gary Neville Expresses Shock Over Troubling Man United Trend
Gary Neville highlights a concerning pattern with new signings at Manchester United that Ruben Amorim must address to turn things around
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Manchester: Gary Neville is really taken aback by how new players at Manchester United just can’t seem to find their footing. It’s like a pattern that keeps repeating itself.
He pointed out that under Erik ten Hag, only Noussair Mazraoui has really made a mark. Since Sir Alex Ferguson left in 2013, many new signings have struggled to fit in.
Now, with another new manager on the scene, Neville is hoping this trend changes. When asked if he thinks Ruben Amorim’s team shows promise, he wasn’t convinced at all.
He mentioned that he was surprised no one criticized the club’s transfer market this summer. He said, “I am shocked at how poor those players have been in the early months.”
It’s like a graveyard for players with good reputations, he noted. Even with signings like Ugarte and De Ligt, nobody seemed to think they were bad picks at the time.
But now, watching them play in a red shirt, it feels like the team is worse off than before. It’s puzzling because these guys didn’t just become bad players overnight.
It’s a strange situation, and Neville is still trying to figure it out. It’s happening right in front of us, and it’s hard to watch.