Disappointment! Manchester United s debut collapsed, continues the chaotic three-guard tactics, and draws on Leeds United in the new season.

After watching Manchester United's first warm-up match this summer, I was very disappointed. It was mainly from the tactical level, and what we had encountered was the familiar chaos last season. Amorin had no intention of changing it!

Three defenders? Five defenders? Or four-dimensional?

After resting for almost a month, Manchester United's "Amorin's three-back system" that was dizzy in the Premier League last season.

In the editor's opinion, Amorin's three-guard system is just a four-dimensional and inappropriate thing.

The editor’s understanding is that an excellent three-guard system and the core attack area are the gaps of the wingbacks!

★Chelsea's wingback during the Conte era, Max Alonso made accurate crosses, Moses had the ability to break through the wingers of the mid- and lower-level Premier League teams, and was playing in the wings all the way.

★Look at Alonso's Leverkusen, Grimaldo and Flynnon are two wing-side cores, and combined with Wiltz, a large core in the middle, has built a clear and three-dimensional offensive framework.

Three-back system, in the wingback position, you would rather use a pure offensive player like Arnold who has almost no defensive ability than a mediocre person who is not outstanding on both offense and defense.

But what about Manchester United? Which one can be evaluated as sharp offensive?

Manchester United meets the offensive requirements of the three-back system against the wingback.

Amorin's three-back system is pure and a four-dimensional one. The wingback uses a lot of chickens, and it's useless to give you a gap. The wingback's effective offense contribution is so low that it makes people crazy!

Amorin's wingback actually has the effect of getting in the full-back, not the core of the wing attack.

But you say he is a full-back and he is very forward-looking. He can't be said to be a five-back system with a double-sided back + three central defender. Moreover, if he does not encounter a giant club, Amorin will definitely not play against the defense, even if it is the Europa League final that determines the qualification for the Champions League.

Amorin is playing the three-guard oppression system or the five-guard defense and anti-counter system?

What is the focus of tactical attacks? Everyone is welcome to discuss in the comment area! The four-dimensional tactics such as

are reflected in the game scene. It is because of Amorin's tactical design that the wingbacks have natural gaps, but the wingbacks are not capable enough, so the content of the game is in chaos.

It is obviously a tactical chaos caused by the lack of wingbacks' ability, but in terms of transfer operations, Manchester United only spent a lot of money to buy two front midfielders this summer. I wonder what the purpose is?

Speaking of the front and front, I have to mention that Amorin’s use of Cunia today! At present, Amorin doesn't know how to use it!

The feeling of the half-time game, the 62.5 million euros bought the Atletico version of Cunia. Amorin and Simeone two years ago were the same way to use Cuniadam’s tactical parts!

Cunya's success in Wolves was because he gave him a core position in tactical positions. The whole team designed tactics around him and created a system of two-way madman on the left.

The wing and front midfielder Cunia, who has 61 passes in the league, matches the wingback Aitnuri, who has 63 passes in the league!

The topic is back to the wingback. Manchester United spent 30 million euros to buy Doorgu and Diego Leon, totaling 4 million euros! What about the result of

? Doorgu surpassed 3 times in 14 games last season, which is so eye-catching! Is this the data that a wingback should have?

In contrast, our city rival Manchester City, how much does it cost to buy Aitnuri? 36.8 million euros!

It can be seen from the just-concluded Club World Cup that Aitunari has how strong his offensive ability is!

Question: Is it better to replace Aitnuri for Manchester United's 34 million euros? Isn’t it nice to package the Wolf’s left-wing combination directly?

So I still have the question above, is Amorin using a full-back or a full-back?

Let me talk about it again and look at Liverpool's transfer operations. Willci, who had 125 million euros, blinded everything, but no one paid attention to adding the 40 million euros Flynn tent. The Reds packed the center-right combination of the pharmaceutical factory, which directly reduced the risk of failure of these two transfers! Transfer operations like

are called professional! At the end of the article, I pray that Manchester United will not collapse again in the new season, and I pray that Amorin will get to know his three-guard tactics and figure out how to understand the Premier League.

Manchester United, don't let the fans down!