Manchester United signed Mbemo for 71 million to sign for the weekend, and the reasons for giving millions were exposed! Amorin created a new double wing with 130 million yuan

Manchester United has reached an agreement with Brentford to sign 25-year-old right winger Mbemo £71 million. His fixed transfer fee is £65 million, paid in installments 4 times, while the floating clause is between £5 million and £6 million. David Ornstein, an authoritative transfer expert at "Sports Network", confirmed that the physical examination is expected to be held in Carrington this weekend, and he will sign and officially join.

On Thursday, Manchester United officially offered a transfer fee of £65 million plus a £5 million floating, and the final price increased by £1 million as the Red Devils hoped to pay for longer installments. Previously, Cunha's £62.5 million was paid three times in two years, while Mbemo added one.

From the first offer in early June to the final introduction, it took Manchester United nearly a month and a half to get Mbemo. As a player who scored 20 goals and assisted 8 times in the Premier League, the price of 70 million pounds is not expensive. It is still one month before the opening of the Premier League is added, which is not too late. However, the negotiation process is so protracted and the final price has not been reduced at all, which is the main reason why Manchester United's transfer department is criticized.

Mbemo's appearance looks very similar to NBA superstar LeBron James. His first signing with Manchester United in the summer window is nicknamed "Janku Link", which is secretly better than another basketball star Stephen Curry. The new wings of the Red Devils have a total transfer fee of more than 130 million pounds! Interestingly, they all liked the social media report of Fabricio Romano's announcement of the deal "Here we go".

How will they integrate into Ruben Amorin's 343 system, and what role will it have on Manchester United, which only scored 44 goals in the 38 rounds of the Premier League last season? "Competition Network" believes that this is the effort Amorin wants to make the team's creativity qualitatively improve.

If nothing unexpected happens, Cunya will directly serve as the No. 10 position on the left, replacing Rashford and Garnacho in the past. The two Manchester United youth training players, and Zilkze, who later gradually found form, were not as exquisite as Cunha in dribbling.

Cunha can dribble the ball from a long distance, and this is exactly what Amorin hopes the No. 10 player has. Moreover, the 26-year-old Brazilian striker has delicate skills, which is different from Garnacho and Rashford, and is more like Zilkze, but Cunia's ability to confront and speed is obviously far better than the slow Dutch.

In addition, Cunha also had a long shot outside the penalty area. Manchester United used to have many players who like to shoot outside the penalty area, but their level was either too poor or decreased, or their level was unstable. Cunia's long shots are more reliable than them, which is one of the changes he can bring.

Mbemo's transfer has not been confirmed yet, but if he joins, the most suitable position is obviously the No. 10 position on the right wing. That is the area where the French-born strongman proved his best in Brentford for six years. He likes to partner with a center forward to cooperate with passes and runs. Whether Watkins, Ivan Tony or Visa, Mbemo can be "versatile".

After Manchester United defeated Athletic Bilbao in the semi-finals of the UEFA Europa League this season, Amorin mentioned the No. 10 position on the right when asked what positions he wanted to strengthen. He made it clear: "For the 10th position on the right, the left foot is very important."

Mbemo is a left foot player, but Amad Diallo, who originally played in this position, was also left-handed. However, Amorin also said: "If you can cut inside and go to the outside line, it will be really useful."

Mbemo's 42 Premier League goals, 38 of them are left foot and 4 of them are right foot; Diallo's 9 Premier League goals, 6 of them are left foot, 2 of them are right foot, and 1 header. Therefore, Amorin believes that the upgrade of Mbemo to Amad lies in his goal rate and confrontation.

Not only that, Amad may also retreat to play on the right wingback in some games against weak teams. At this time, Manchester United will have a double left-foot configuration on the right side, so we can only wait and see how the effect will be. But it is definitely not possible to play like this when playing against strong teams, because there are too few defensive players, Cunya, Bruno Fernandez and others have limited defensive abilities, and the Red Devils' defense will definitely not be able to hold on. Once Cunya and Mbemo arrive, unless they do not buy a new center and instead play in a forwardless formation, it will mean that B Fee will retreat from the 10th position to the midfield. This will not only affect the Portuguese midfielder himself, but another midfielder next to him will also have a chain reaction, which will affect the full-backs and others. United doesn't have unlimited funds to improve all of these positions, so there may be challenges in offense and defense equilibrium.

New players need to get used to the problem of their status in giants and their core teams in the past mid-range teams. However, Cunia played for Atletico Madrid, and Mbemo was a supporting role when Tony and others were still there, so there may not be any problems. Manchester United lacks offensive means. As long as new players perform normally, they can enhance the opportunities created by the team.

In the past, Manchester United fans always talked about B's "opportunity creation" data, which was comparable to Manchester City's De Bruyne. However, the opportunities created by the Red Devils are almost the total amount of the team, and De Bruyne is only part of Manchester City.

Many people mocked Gralish's performance at Manchester City, who was the team's ace at Aston Villa, but it seemed to be useless after joining Manchester City. But if you look at his basic data carefully, it is actually similar to when he was at Villa. The main difference is that he is no longer the only core, and Guardiola's team has many excellent creative players.

This is the direction Manchester United wants to strive for: not only rely on one person to create opportunities, but as long as the team can ultimately create threats.