Good friend of Cristiano Ronaldo: Everyone says that B Fee takes Manchester United to compete for the title! But no system is useless!

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According to the report on January 26, C Ronaldo's good friend and Manchester United star Ferdinand talked about the current situation of Manchester United, he said: Everyone says B fee saves Manchester United! But no system is useless! Although he is a good friend of C Ronaldo and has also participated in the recruitment activities of Manchester United and Manchester City to compete with C Ronaldo, Ferdinand did not clearly state that C Ronaldo is the savior of Manchester United, but instead quoted the views of public opinion, saying that everyone said that B Fee could save Manchester United.

Ferdinand said: In the past few years, we know the peak of B Fee, and everyone says that he is the savior of Manchester United, and he can lead Manchester United to the title with his strength. But Manchester United have not established a mature system, and it is useless to recruit any player.

Ferdinand repeated the phrase several times and said that football is not a sport in which one person can win the game. As a good friend of C Ronaldo, Ferdinand once again indirectly denied a concept that C Ronaldo fans like to create momentum when they tout idols, that is, their own strength. Ferdinand has the status of a good friend of Ronaldo, but he does not agree with the so-called "single-handedness". Certainly not against Cristiano Ronaldo, but Ferdinand believes that no player can lead the team to win on their own.

Regarding the fact that Manchester United does not have a system, Ferdinand believes that Manchester United has been changing managers for the past few years. United have changed six managers in the post-Ferguson era, Jose Mourinho, Van Gaal, Moyes, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Carrick and Ronnick. Among them, Mourinho has led the team to win the title, not the Premier League and the Champions League, Carrick has only brought a few games, Lonnick is the current head coach, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's best result is the runner-up last season.

The manager has many sequelae, such as the squad is patchwork, in addition to the interim manager such as Carrick, who does not have the time and power to ask the club to buy people, the other four former Manchester United managers, plus Ferguson, have their own players. Such a patchwork lineup, coaching Lonnick, is indeed a bit incompatible. Lonnick also wants his own players, but United management says there is no drama in the winter window.

Another sequelae of changing managers frequently is that there is no system. Ferdinand said this: Manchester United have been changing for the past few years, the tactics are too fragmented, there is no continuity. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer would have done well and fought well, but this season it has not been. Without a tactical system, it would be useless for United to sign anyone (Ferdinand stressed this sentence again). Look at Manchester City and Liverpool, their managers have been in the lead for a few years, have very mature tactics, and sign players only to see if they are suitable for their own system (is this hinting at something?). For example, Manchester United signed the wrong person this season? ）