Scholes: Manchester United should not give up the league due to the UEFA Cup and build a team around him

May 11th News Legendary Scholes criticized Manchester United's choice between the UEFA Cup and the Premier League, believing that the club should not sacrifice Premier League games for the UEFA Cup.

He said: "Manchester United should be able to compete in two or three games at the same time without sacrificing any of them. Obviously they have given up on the league, and I don't like and agree with this approach. I think Premier League teams need to have certain standards. Almost like they have accepted the fact that they won't win when they play Premier League, which is crazy. I think this acceptance comes from everyone, even the head coach, although he won't admit it. He doesn't send a roster in the league that can win. The fans also think it's better to finish the league as it's really bad. They may be thinking, 'Whatever you guys do, we don't care'. This acceptance It's wrong, because the Premier League is the foundation for you. But if you enter the Champions League by winning the UEFA Cup, all this may be forgotten, and I hope so. "

"The Premier League performance is unpleasant and they may regret it next year. I think the coach should use this time to learn how to win games when they are in poor form, because this situation will happen next year. You can't expect to suddenly perform well in the league next season, and giving up the Premier League in exchange for qualifying for the Champions League is quite risky."

Scholes also mentioned that although Tottenham has performed better recently against Manchester United, his old club has an experience advantage in the finals, especially in important games. Regarding the future of captain B Fe, Scholes believes that Manchester United should keep him: "B Fee must stay because he is the best player. Although the conditions offered by the Saudi League are very attractive, Manchester United needs to keep him and build a team around him. The key is whether there is enough funds to introduce new players and make room for new players. Considering the club's transfer operations in recent years, it will be very difficult for Amorin to clear some players. If he can enter the Champions League, it will be relatively easy to introduce new players, but at the same time, it will be his biggest challenge."