PAUL SCHOLES IDENTIFIES FOUR MANCHESTER UNITED PLAYERS NOT SUITED FOR KEY ROLES UNDER AMORIM
Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has expressed concerns about four players’ suitability for key roles under incoming boss Ruben Amorim.
_SCHOLLES’ CONCERNS_
Scholes questioned the ability of:
1. *Harry Maguire* as a dominant center-back: “He’s struggled with pace and positioning.”
2. *Fred* as a holding midfielder: “He’s not consistent enough in controlling games.”
3. *Aaron Wan-Bissaka* as an attacking full-back: “He lacks the attacking flair Amorim demands.”
4. *Donny van de Beek* as a creative midfielder: “He’s not shown enough spark to unlock defenses.”
_AMORIM’S EXPECTATIONS_
Amorim’s tactical approach requires:
– High-pressing, dynamic center-backs
– Midfield controllers with vision and work rate
– Attacking full-backs with width and delivery
– Creative midfielders with flair and goal-scoring threat
_SCHOLLES’ SOLUTIONS_
Scholes suggests:
– Maguire needs competition from a more agile center-back
– Fred should be rotated with a more creative midfielder
– Wan-Bissaka requires coaching to improve attacking prowess
– Van de Beek needs to rediscover his Ajax form or face loan/exchange
_MANCHESTER UNITED’S NEXT STEPS_
Amorim’s arrival sparks:
– Squad assessment and potential overhaul
– Tactical adjustments to suit player strengths
– Identification of key transfer targets
_FAN REACTIONS_
Supporters share Scholes’ concerns:
– “Maguire’s been exposed too many times!”
– “Fred’s limitations are holding us back!”
– “Wan-Bissaka needs to improve his crossing!”
– “Van de Beek deserves another chance!”
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