Summary
Manchester United football legend Paul Scholes criticized the club's summer transfer strategy, saying it lacks the quality needed for the team's current playing system. The club spent £200 million on new forwards, but Manchester United's performance has been weak, with only four goals scored in the Premier League so far. Despite these struggles and outside criticism, the club's officials remain supportive of manager Ruben Amorim.
Key Facts
- Manchester United legend Paul Scholes criticized the club's transfer strategy from the summer.
- The team has only scored four goals in the Premier League after spending £200 million on new forwards.
- The team is using a 3-4-3 system under manager Ruben Amorim.
- Manchester United started the league season poorly, with only four points from their first four games.
- Senior club officials continue to support Ruben Amorim despite recent losses, like the 3-0 defeat by Manchester City.
- Scholes commented the club needed a strong midfield player instead of focusing heavily on forwards.
- Andre Onana's performance as a goalkeeper raised concerns.
- Upcoming matches include games against Chelsea, Brentford, Sunderland, and Liverpool.
