From left to right: Valencia, Ashley Young, Welbeck, Nani
This article will introduce the "Bey Bujin" of the Dark Four Kings- Danny Welbeck, which is also the youngest of the Four Kings.
Danny Welbeck
Danny Welbeck was born in 1990 in Manchester, England, to Ghanaian parents, so Welbeck was born with the strong physical qualities of black Africans and was also called "black shell" by fans. Unlike the other three Dark Lords, who first emerged from other clubs, Welbeck's career was inextricably linked to Manchester United from the start. Before the Qatari consortium parachuted into Manchester City in 2010, who among the manchester-born teenagers didn't want to go to Manchester United to pursue the dream of becoming a superstar? Our Danny Welbeck is also one of many teenagers.
Fledgling Welbeck
Wilbeck was given the opportunity to play for United's first team in the 08-09 season, when he was only 17 years old, and it was a lifelong dream for many people to play for the Red Devils at this age, but Welbeck did it, and his performance in the first season was amazing. In his first League Cup match for Manchester United, facing Middlesbrough, Welbeck won a penalty for the team and helped the team win the game. In his Premier League debut, Welbeck scored a goal in 28 minutes of off-the-bench playing time. Counting the goal in the FA Cup, Welbeck's Red Devils debut season has scored on all fronts, which is an excellent report card for a first-year student.
The 17-year-old Welbeck was stunned by four seats
But in the second season, Welbeck hit the rookie wall, and while getting more opportunities to play, his performance did not impress manager Ferguson, but Manchester United will not easily give up a genius, and after renewing his contract for 4 years, Manchester United will be Welbeck on loan to Princeton and Sunderland for training, returning two years later.
On loan to Princeton's Welbeck, he was childish
After returning to Manchester United, head coach Ferguson made it clear to the media that he would give Welbeck more opportunities, fully expressing his trust in the young man. Welbeck did not live up to sir's cultivation at the beginning, and in the first three rounds of the Premier League, he delivered an amazing performance of 2 goals and 1 assist. In his first Champions League game for Manchester United, against Basel, he scored two goals in the first half to build a lead. It can be said that the appearance of Welbeck has made Manchester United fans almost see a dark-skinned Cristiano Ronaldo, his strong body, rapid speed, and calm shooting in front of the goal, as if the Portuguese man has returned.
Welbeck became the new darling of the Theatre of Dreams
However, as he grew older, Welbeck's talent seemed to be penetrated by his opponents, which also led to a sharp turn in his performance on the field, resulting in great psychological pressure and a vicious circle. His dribble and shots are no longer sharp, and sometimes he doesn't even know where the goal is, and the job of "scoring" has become difficult for Welbeck. Since then, fans have begun to use the nickname "Bei does not score", mocking his state as a striker but it is difficult to score goals. Over the next two seasons, Welbeck scored just 12 goals in nearly 80 appearances, a figure that is unacceptable as a striker.
Online spoof of Van Persie's "guidance" to Welbeck
After two seasons at United, Welbeck moved to Arsenal in the summer of 2014 as part of the Gunners. For the Manchester United youth's own red devil, the Red Devils fans are very sorry for his departure, he was once the next Ronaldo in the hearts of Manchester United fans, but it turned out that not every 18-year-old genius can go all the way to 28 years old. Fans sincerely wish Welbeck the ability to find a new self in the new team.
However, Welbeck, who joined Arsenal, continued to be in a bad state, scoring goals is still very difficult, and even became the spokesman of "happy football" with England compatriot Sterling, stabbing his fans several times in the heart and sending infinite joy to the opponent fans.
Welbeck's shot made the fans cry and laugh
Last summer, Welbeck moved to Watford to start a new journey, he just turned 30 this year, there is still time to find his once goalless self, hoping that "Bey not to score" will become a history that Welbeck can face with a smile.
Welbeck, who loves to laugh, happiness is also very important