The British Sun newspaper reported that Manchester United's famous Suri questioned interim manager Lonnick, believing that there was a problem with his coaching ability, and every manchester United player is now much worse than before. For example, Leo said Tuchel, who coached at Chelsea, has given the Blues a significant boost on the bench, but Lonnick has not.
Screenshot of the Sun report
After Lonnick took over as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, United's record has not gotten any better. In the last round of the Premier League, United were chased 2-2 by Villa in four minutes with a two-goal lead. Manchester United's morale is now low, and there are also problems with the dressing room. Lonnick's 4222 tactics have also been criticized by the outside world for not adapting to the current group of players of the Red Devils.
Witnessing the current slump of his old club, Leo unceremoniously criticized Lonnick: "Lonnick said at the first press conference of his appointment that he wanted to improve the level of the players, but so far, I have not seen it. Did he spend enough time on the training ground to improve? I'm sure he's right, these players do need to be promoted, but the specific work doesn't seem to be done right now. ”
"Almost every player at United now, compared to their past selves, is not as good as before. So far, I haven't seen anyone reach his best level. Leo said. A good manager can improve the ability of the players and we have seen what Tuchel has done at Chelsea in a short period of time. We've seen Chelsea's players improve, become better selves and maintain a high level. ”
Leo gave the example of Tuchel's job at Chelsea, "Rudiger was almost sold by Chelsea before, and the team was ready to sell him, but when Tuchel came, Rudiger was back in form. Chilwell was injured, but Alonso, who came up from the top, maintained Chelsea's firepower on the left. And Reece James, whose personal ability went up a notch. Tuchel has created an environment at Chelsea where the players feel comfortable and you really need to look at the results, but more importantly, to see what you do. Leo said.