Wright: Greenwood is the player who shouldn't have been replaced, but Lonnick chose him

After United's 1-0 home defeat to Wolves, former Arsenal player Ian Wright was interviewed by Premier League Productions, in which he expressed his doubts about Lonnick's decision to make a substitution in the game.

Wright said he didn't understand Lonnick's decision to replace Greenwood during the game and he didn't think Lonnick had given Greenwood enough trust. Greenwood can be said to be one of the few shining points for Manchester United in this game, but in the end, Lonnick replaced Greenwood with a B fee, and such a substitution decision was also booed by The Old Trafford fans.

Wright said: "I think it's a sacrifice because replacing Greenwood doesn't cause too much turmoil. Lonnick will not replace Cavani and Ronaldo, he chose Greenwood, but we know that Greenwood is a new force for Manchester United, we know very well his ability, his dribbling and breakthrough can create opportunities in the game. Similarly, I think Ronnick should have given Nemanja Matic and McTominay into account when making substitutions, and I'm a bit confused about Lonnick's substitution decision. ”

"I was a little disappointed with Lonnick because he didn't pay enough attention to Cavani as well as Greenwood after the game. Greenwood put in a lot of effort in this game, but perhaps Cavani was a more experienced player in Lonnick's eyes. I can only understand that Greenwood was replaced because Lonnick still didn't trust him enough. It may have been an easy choice for Lonnick, but in my opinion he was sacrificing a more hard-working young man on the pitch. ”

in Ralph