Manchester United is about to win Mbeumo, Sky Sports: The positioning of B fee is awkward, how do new players coexist?

The news that Manchester United is about to win Mbeumo has been widely reported by the English media, which is an important part of Manchester United's restructuring of the forward line. Considering that Manchester United had chased Ipswich center Drapp at the beginning of the season, Manchester United's plan to introduce the trident of Cunya + Drapp + Mbeumo in the summer window is actually no secret.

The problem is that Drapp did not win, and the topic introduced another level: how should Manchester United use Cunya and Mbeumo? Sky Sports specially published a column to discuss this issue, with the title called "How to coexist in the Amorin system of Mbewumo, Cunya and B Fei". Let's talk about the conclusion of the discussion first. It is more obscure to say that they are not optimistic about the coexistence of the three. Let me first introduce what Sky Sports is saying:

Manchester United failed to score goals in 15 Premier League games last season, and the league goals were only more than three teams including Southampton, which were relegated. Among them, 11 of which were unable to score, 11 were won under the coaching of Amorin. At the same time, Manchester United's expected goals and actual goals are the second worst in the Premier League. If Manchester United performs normally, Manchester United should have at least 9 more goals (PS: Here is a performance of Manchester United wasting opportunities).

If the performance last season is worth learning from (Manchester United, Cunya, Mbeumo), then Cunya and Mbeumo can help Manchester United in this regard. Mbeumo is the best Premier League player in the expected goal conversion to actual goal performance. His actual goals are 7 more than expected goals, and Cunha ranks third in this statistics.

Amorin has repeatedly stated that he will not change his 3421 system. Cunya's advantage is that he also plays under the 3421 system in the Wolves. In the second half of last season, Wolves head coach Pereira changed to play in the 3421 system, and Cunia served as the left front midfielder, scoring 15 goals in the league, and remained stable throughout the season. She was undoubtedly in excellent condition, scoring 5 goals in seven games from early February to April.

So what problems will Cunha encounter when he comes to Manchester United to play as a left front midfielder? The answer is B Fei, who is the player with the most playing time during Amorin's coaching Manchester United. At the end of this season, B Fei is getting lower and lower in Amorin's system, and is actually one of the two midfielders. Mount served as the No. 10 player in front of B Fei, and Manchester United also used this system in the UEFA Cup final.

Obviously, B Fei is willing to accept the positioning of being a midfielder and let Cunia play in front of him. But is it really that simple? First of all, there is a problem with Manchester United's lineup balance, when Amorin coached Portugal Sports. The position of the No. 10 position belongs to Pedro Gonsalves. He is not the absolute star of the team, but the offensive engine under the Amorin system.

In Amorin's last 73 league games in his coaching Portuguese, he contributed 27 assists and scored 30 goals. Therefore, this space belongs to an important part of the Amorin system. Amorin needs to determine whether this location belongs to Cunya or B fee.

PS: It's very obscure, but this provides a perspective: B Fee is not a pure midfielder, he always habitually presses up, causing this area to be crowded. In the last stage of Manchester United last season, when B Fee + Mount coexisted, B Fee occupied the ball, Mount ran without the ball, and even participated in the shooting. So, when Cunha comes to Manchester United, how to allocate the ball rights? Next is the problem that Sky Sports said: there is a problem with lineup balance.

The second question discussed in Sky Sports is the question of how Mbeumo and Amade Diallo coexist. The current situation is that Mbeumo is the right-hand player who scored the most goals in the Premier League, besides Salah, and has also become a key role in Brentford's league points. He has scored 22 league points for Brentford alone.

He joins Manchester United and definitely hopes to play the role of Manchester United's right attacker, that is, the right midfielder. In fact, there is a similar role at Manchester United, that is Amade Diallo. The 22-year-old Amade has been in injury most of his coaching in Amorin. His brief appearance became a light for Manchester United that season.

Manchester United won the derby in Manchester, and both goals came from Armad at No. 10 on the right. In the UEFA Cup final, Armad was also the only player who seemed to be able to change the outcome of the game. So, if Mbeumo comes to Manchester United, then 2 things may happen.

First, Mbeumo may compete with Amad for the start, and the two compete for the same position. Diallo went to play on the right wingback. In Amorin's system, the wingback is the most popular area on the court, tied with the two front midfielders (the ratio of ball rights here is talking about). The return defense and offense at the number

10, the assault and width of the wingback are very common in a system where the stadium emphasizes conversion and wider utilization of space. An efficient wingback is very important for a head coach like Amorin. Pereira is like this for Wolves' 3 central defenders, and so is Crystal Palace (the FA Cup final defeat of Manchester City is a masterpiece), the picture above shows the running distance of the Premier League fullback.

So, Sky Sports believes that Amade Diallo is younger and may be more suitable for this position. The coexistence of Mbeumo + Amade Diallo proposed by him is that Amade Diallo makes concessions and plays on the right wingback.

PS: Actually, many people have this view. My point is that Mbeumomo is more suitable for the right wingback than Diallo, because Amad's speed and confrontation are not enough. However, this will bring two new problems: First of all, Mbeumo and Diallo are both left-footed and right wingers, and they are both types of cut-in shots, rather than types of widening and crossing on the wing. This is a question about Anthony playing the right winger: Does anyone have a cross with his right foot? What should I do if the right back Dalot is positioned? Should I give up completely or plan to transform into a wingback?

In fact, to put it bluntly, if the three players, Cunya, Mbeumo and B Fei, must be considered: the distribution of ball rights. When Mount and B Fai coexisted, the ball rights gave B Fai and Mount more running without the ball, interspersed with space, and running defense. However, unlike Mount, Cunia has better ball control ability, pass and dribble ability in a narrow space. The ball rights in the frontcourt should be handed over to Cunia. So can B Fai completely change his habit of playing football and not pressing him to get the ball rights?

At least last season, B fee cannot be achieved. Amorin also mentioned two shortcomings of B fee: First, he likes to raise his hand to ask for the ball. He is the captain, and his teammates will definitely give it to him as soon as possible. But I like long passes too much, that is, the type of attacking behind the back and forwards to rush, and the success rate is actually not very high.

Then, Sky Sports also discussed the issue of center. In fact, after winning Cunya and Mbeumo, the problem of center is not so prominent. Your shooting authority is limited. Cunya, Mbeumo and B Fei were the players with the most shots in their team last season. When you gather these three players in the team, how can your center shoot?