Chimbuchi

They didn’t sack him because he failed. They sacked him because he asked for more. He wanted a midfielder. He challenged the people above him. He tried to fix the foundation. And that’s where it ended. After all the work he had already done: Cleared the deadwood. Raised the standard. Started building a real system. For the first time in a while… you could actually SEE where this was going. But this club doesn’t do patience. It doesn’t do long-term thinking. It panics. Quick fixes. Short-term decisions. Same cycle. Some fans still don’t understand what a rebuild looks like. You don’t judge progress halfway through it. Now we’ve reset everything again. And we’ll act surprised when nothing changes.

They didn’t sack him because he failed. They sacked him because he asked for more. He wanted a midfielder. He challenged the people above him. He tried to fix the foundation. And that’s where it ended. After all the work he had already done: Cleared the deadwood. Raised the standard. Started building a real system. For the first time in a while… you could actually SEE where this was going. But this club doesn’t do patience. It doesn’t do long-term thinking. It panics. Quick fixes. Short-term decisions. Same cycle. Some fans still don’t understand what a rebuild looks like. You don’t judge progress halfway through it. Now we’ve reset everything again. And we’ll act surprised when nothing changes.

Players that should leave Barcelona this summer Lewandowski Kounde (or return to CB, should never play RB) Cancelo Olmo Fermin (he has what these English clubs like, STATS. We can get good money for him). Ferran Ferran Ferran Cubarsi (listen to offers, or bring someone that can mentor him, he’s a calamity). Araujo (we lost a potential £70m from Juve 2 seasons ago, now he’s not even worth £20m, thanks to Deco…still sell). Eric Garcia (sell to Girona, they like him there).

Let me end this narrative quickly cause I know it is agenda driven. Kobbie Mainoo is a talented player but trying to overemphasise on his impact and influence due to this result is pure bias. The performance and result isn’t about Mainoo’s absence cause even with him we’ve struggled on numerous occasions in the past. This performance was a collective failure from the team including the manager. The midfield issue is structural and the damage was systemic. You speak about Mainoo like he’s prime Sergio Busquets, Xavi or Iniesta whereas, he’s not remotely close. He’s not dictating tempo, he’s not defensively dominant and he’s not carrying games on his own. You want to be realistic then we need to ask what was the attacking structure, where was the defensive organisation and why does the team collapse under pressure so easily. Kobbie Mainoo is not the messiah you think he is, he’s in fact a piece in the very weak midfielder we have and not the solution.

Leny Yoro might not be the future. •He can’t win Ariel duels properly •He lacks positional awareness •He’s got low physical strength •He’s not composed under pressure •He doesn’t command his box •He’s lacks good passing range •He’s not got any fear factor in him •He’s not comfortable with the ball at his feet. •He’s not confident in himself. He’s simply not reliable enough and Manchester United can’t afford to depend on him if we really want to challenge.