After United's 1-0 win over West Ham, Marcus Rashford was not voted the best, and the MVP was won by the defender, right-back Diogu Dallow. He froze one of the axes' most important pieces of attack in this game, left-back Chriswell.
Professional data website "WhoScored" post-match scores showed that Darrow scored a game-high 7.6 points, while the pair Chriswell had the lowest score (6 points). In fact, as early as the end of the first half, United fans couldn't wait to praise Darlow on social networking sites on the defensive end.
The data shows that Darrow had 4 tackles in this game, ranking second in the team, and 2 steals and 4 clearances were the first in the team.
Not only that, but Darrow also has two key passes, more than the two wingers Mason Greenwood and Anthony Erlanga who started united, and played well on both ends of the offensive and defensive ends.
Since Lonnick took office, Dalo has been able to suppress England right-back Wan Bissaka, who was once brought in by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer for £50 million, and has been quite stable. United beat Brentford in midweek, and the Portugal international was voted the best on the spot by BT Sport TV, which broadcast the match.
The 22-year-old has been known for his assists and crosses in the past, but his defense has also improved recently, gaining recognition from fans. 'Dallow is so good that There is no reason for Wan Bissaka to regain his starting spot." Manchester United fans commented, "In my opinion, he has been improving."
During His tenure at Lonnick, Dallow was second in the team in 50 possessions, 13 successful tackles and 12 steals, and deserved the new coach "undroppable". His aggressive edge assists and crosses can draw on the opponent's defensive breadth, disrupt their overall formation and increase United's chances of penetrating the defence.
Another characteristic of Dalo that attracts Manchester United fans is his enthusiastic attitude during the game. "I like the spirit of Dalo, he is always positive and I am happy for him." Another Manchester United fan commented.
Dalo was one of the most excited teammates to celebrate after Cavani assisted Marcus Rashford's goal, and he posted a photo of himself sitting on the ground after the game, shouting with his arms raised. "[The fight] takes its last breath, and that's Manchester United." Darrow wrote.
Recalling that when his ankle was broken by his opponent and the wound was deep, Darrow stitched 5 stitches at half-time and then closed to insist on the full game, at least in the spirit of the fight, the Portuguese defender introduced by Manchester United for 19 million pounds is definitely in line with Manchester United's tradition. Every time his teammates scored, he was the first to come forward to celebrate, and was known as the "celebratory demon".
During the winter transfer window in January, many European giants were interested in Dallow, with the most recent exposure being Atletico Madrid in La Liga and Borussia Dortmund in Bundesliga. Among them, Dort had asked for Dalo as early as last summer. If Ole Gunnar Solskjaer continues to coach, the Portuguese genius is likely to have left the squad.
However, after the departure of the manager, his successor Ronnick, unlike the Norwegians, was different from the Norwegian in terms of full-back selection, but more agreed with Mourinho, who brought in Dalo, and began to pay more attention to the player cultivated by the Porto youth system. As soon as he took office, he vetoed plans to sell Dallow to Roma, where Mourinho currently coaches.
Against West Ham, it was Dallow's 16th appearance of the season, eight of which occurred in the two months since Lonnick took charge, and seven of them started and played the whole game. Another one occurred during Carrick's tenure, and Darrow made only seven appearances when solskjaer was in charge.
According to Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Dortmund tried again to bring in Dalo in the winter window, but Lonnick has positioned him as a "non-sale man" for Manchester United. Romano said: "Behind the scenes, Dort wanted to sign Dalo last summer window and planned to try again in January. But the player wants to train hard and fight for a place at Manchester United, and now he is a key player for Manchester United, and Dort can't buy it (untouchable)."