Ferdinand: Manchester United should play 4-2-3-1, which can keep players in a comfortable position

Hupu, September 30th, after Manchester United lost 1-3 away to Brentford on the weekend, Amorin's shoulders were under greater pressure. The loss has dropped the club to 14th place. One of the main criticisms of the Portuguese coach today is his stubborn refusal to change his 3-4-3 formation, although more and more games have shown that existing players are not suitable for this style of play. Recently, Manchester United legend Ferdinand also talked about this issue.

The Manchester United legend urged Amorin to switch to a more practical 4-2-3-1 formation, a system commonly used during the period of Tenhager and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. He said in his program: "If they play 4-2-3-1, I think all players can be in their comfortable position. Three midfielders, maybe two of Casemiro, Ugat and Menu, and then three people in the frontcourt: Amade, Cunia and Mbermo, and even Menu or B Fee can do it. They can all play anywhere in the frontcourt, let Scheshko head in the front, and let B Fee play No. 10, and his performance at this position since joining is phenomenal. I don't think it's complicated - everyone can see the same problem. "

Although B Fee lost another key penalty in the loss to Brentford, the Manchester United captain had previously kicked the penalty away in a draw with Fulham, this time he tried to fool the goalkeeper, but his soft and weak shot was easily saved. But Ferdinand still affirmed his strength, but his position is wrong now.