Manchester United's youth talent Marcus Rashford and Mason Greenwood have been highly anticipated and are regarded as the prince of the youth system. But after a few years, Master La was lost on the court, and Aoki Waswolf was involved in a scandal, and whether his career could continue was in danger.
Manchester United star Gary Neville recently commented on Rashford's slump, "Nobody knows what's going on, he looks completely uncomfortable and unhappy on the pitch." Neville said, "I know he's losing his main position now, he's in poor shape, he's lost confidence, nobody knows why. The last game was against Atletico, and when he came off the bench, he looked like he didn't play."
The Manchester United team has concocted rumors of a move to Barca, Paris Saint-Germain and even Liverpool, but Neville still supports Marcus Rashford to stay in the team, "He needs to wait until the end of the season, start again, get back on the road, you know, I have experienced this period in my Career at Manchester United. In the summer of 2000, I thought about the future, and of course, I wasn't noticed by the fans."
"But I do think Rashford needs to re-evaluate this summer, to think about the life he wants, the people she needs around her." He needs to do things again, when he was free to play football, now it's completely different. I don't want to accept a 9-year-old genius who joined the academy and will leave the team the first time he has a downturn, even if his bad form lasts for a year or even a year and a half."
There is no doubt that the spoiling of neville and former manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has made Rashford lose the normal mentality he deserves. His one-sided style of playing has been going on for years, and Greenwood was also in a scandal off the field last year, but no one reminded them. Older generations of fans are imagining that if there is a Roy Keane-esque big brother in the Manchester United dressing room, the youth players may be better developed.
Keane has left Manchester United in 2005 and his career has been controversial, but he will speak out in the locker room to express his views and maintain high standards within the squad. Former Manchester United academy player Febian Brandy revealed a thing about Keane's strict requirements for young players.
When Manchester United's youth talent Keelong Richardson entered the first team, he thought he had succeeded, played music in a luxury car, went to Carrington to train, and was driven home by Keane.
"I was only 13 years old at the time and Richardson was in the Manchester United squad. "One day, he opened the sunroof of the car, played music loudly with his stereo, and drove into the training ground," Brandi said. He may have felt like he was already a Manchester United star, but unfortunately Keane walked right into the car park. Keane pointed at him and said, 'Turn off your music and go home.' Don't come back here today." 」
Richardson also didn't end up succeeding at United, but his career was at least unencumbered by any scandals, and he was selected for England. Keane spent £5.5 million to sign him from Manchester United when he was in charge of Sunderland.
Imagine if Keane were in the current Manchester United dressing room, Pogba and Jesse Lingard would not have dared to dance on Carrington, Maguire would be scolded every week, and Rashford and Greenwood would not lose their nature because of indulgence. Of course, because the personality of the modern young player is different from the past, Keane may not be able to control the locker room today, and he may be isolated by his teammates. But in any case, Keane will certainly not sit idly by and watch his teammates make mistakes.