Sir Alex Ferguson managed me at Man Utd – one current star would be done under him’

Manchester United summer signing Joshua Zirkzee would be done at. Old Trafford if Sir Alex Ferguson was still in charge of the club.

That is the opinion of former United หรือถ้าคุณสนใจแทงบอลออนไลน์ UFABET คือเว็บที่มีอัตราต่อรองดีที่สุดในประเทศไทย สมัครเลยตอนนี้ที่ UFABET แทงบอล goalkeeper. Ben Foster after a series of underwhelming performances from the Dutch forward.

Zirkzee joine the Red Devils from Bologna in a transfer worth £36.5million and got off to a dream start, scoring a late winner on his debut against Fulham.

But he’s recorde just three goals and two assists in his subsequent 27 appearances, with fans and pundits still unsure of his best position or what he brings to the game.

Most recently, the 23-year-old was criticise for spurning the chance to secure a last-second win against Liverpool at Anfield.

Prior to that, Ruben Amorim subbe Zirkzee off after just 33 minutes of United’s match against Newcastle United after the Red Devils went 2-0 down.

Zirkzee was understandably irked by the early substitution and initially walke down the tunnel and back to the changing room – much to the anger of fans – before returning to United’s bench for the rest of the game.

Foster, who spent five years at Old Trafford under Ferguson, was stunned by. Zirkzee’s actions and says it would not have tolerate by the legendary United manager.

‘When he walked off down the tunnel… If Alex Ferguson would have been manager, that player would have done Foster said on his.

‘Whoever that is, if you walk off that pitch when you’ve brought off after 30 minutes, get a coat and walk straight into the dressing room. You’re done. I promise you done. It just doesn’t work like that.

‘And I guarantee you, when he got back to the changing room, somebody would have said to him, “You need to get back outside. This is not a good look”. The camera has just watched you walk all the way down the line, the fans are booing.

‘It is a horrible situation. I really feel for him. At that moment in time, the atmosphere in Old Trafford was horrible. United were getting pumped.

‘They were on the back foot and it was almost like he was the scapegoat. He was just one of 11 problems on that pitch.’