BREAKING NEWS: Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney blast ten hag for killing players as he heaped praise on man united player saying he was the only player making all positive run. “If you could see he was the only one doing the necessary runs bringing threat to Arsenal players when he’s with the ball he was a threat it’s just stupid of ten hag to keep him on the bench all this while”. Rooney blast ten hag as forgotten players shows true potential.
Erik ten Hag is endeavoring to extract positives from Manchester United’s 14th Premier League loss this season. This campaign has been disheartening for the team, and Sunday’s defeat against Arsenal at home epitomized their struggles. United lacked attacking prowess, failing to pose a significant threat to the Gunners despite their spirited effort.
Nevertheless, compared to their previous 4-0 defeat at Crystal Palace, this performance seemed somewhat encouraging. One bright spot was the inclusion of Amad Diallo, who made his inaugural Premier League start of the season, a move long overdue. It’s time for the Ivorian to translate his potential into tangible results.
Amad showcased his talents during his 70 minutes on the field against Arsenal, emerging as one of United’s standout performers. Erik ten Hag commended his performance, acknowledging his brightness and confidence. The manager expressed satisfaction with Amad’s overall contribution, highlighting his defensive efforts as well.
Ten Hag noted Amad’s deserved opportunity, despite fierce competition in his position, and praised his bravery, creativity, and defensive acumen. Amad’s resurgence from injury earned him this chance, amidst other contenders like Garnacho, Antony, and Rashford, who have also featured in similar roles.
Amad encountered a setback in the first half when he was fouled, narrowly missing out on a penalty. He aims to feature in at least one of United’s remaining league fixtures against Newcastle and Brighton, with aspirations to secure a spot in the starting lineup for the FA Cup final against City.
Although being a super-sub could be a suitable role for Amad, as evidenced by his decisive goal against Liverpool in the quarter-final, his ultimate ambition remains to establish himself as a regular starter. However, United’s recent form, with only one victory since the Liverpool clash, suggests a daunting challenge against a formidable City side.