Jones: Maynu is very talented and he will be very good when playing midfield with the right people

In an interview, former Manchester United defender Phil Jones talked about the team's midfielder Maynu. He said that if there is a suitable partner, Menu would be very good.

Phil Jones said: "Menu is very talented, I like the way he dribbles, I think he can play at the sixth or eighth position. People or the coach may have questions about his ability to run and how long he can hold on. When he starts, he usually gets replaced in the 60th or 65th minute."

" He would be very good if he had to play in the midfield with the right person, and I think he is a very talented player, very humble and down-to-earth. If he and B Fei play at the same time, it must be because the team has an injury. I think the head coach doesn't like to let them play together. The reason I mentioned before is that neither of them has the strongest running ability. "

" Menu is stronger, but in a 90-minute game, the head coach will consider this issue and say we may need to substitutions. Imagine what kind of partner would have been if he had Menu, McTominay and B Fei play together! But the problem is, we signed Mbermo and Kuni Ya, they can play in the same position as B Fee, so it is really hard to get them all on the court. "

" Obviously, the head coach also likes Mount, and in the ninth position, we still have Sheshko. So, I think he needs to find the right balance and find the system and candidate that is really suitable for Manchester United. A few days ago, you saw Luke Xiao play the left center back among the three defenders. That was not his natural position, and Dalot, who was originally a right-back, played the left wingback. "

" B Fee originally played ten Count or 8, but he played 6, so you don't want to see him play that position. He can play a huge role there, but that's not his strong point. Then Cunia plays a pseudo-nine. Again, he can play that position, but that's not his strong point. "

"There are a lot of players on the court who are outstanding and they can play head-on with any opponent when they are in great form, and I really believe that, but they're not playing where they are good at, they have to find a balance."