DBasia.news – Manchester United legend, Paul Scholes, sees the arrival of Marouane Fellaini and Juan Mata in the era of David Moyes as the beginning of the destruction of the Red Devils.
According to him, the recruitment of the two players was not in accordance with the needs of the team. However, United’s manager at the time, David Moyes, still brought in the two which according to Scholes was not a wise move.
Fellaini was brought in from the previous Moyes club, Everton, at a price of 40 million pounds. While Mata, migrated from Chelsea with the same price. Now, only the last name remains in the current Red Devils squad
“It looks like the danger alarm really sounded when David Moyes brought in Fellaini and Mata for a total of 70 million pounds. Indeed, both are greatplayers. But that does not mean the club needs them both, “Scholes stated as quoted from Talksport.
“In fact, David Gill, who worked before Ed Woodward, had insisted he would not bring the two. However, when Woodward arrived, the two players were still forced to join Manchester United, “he continued.
After Sir Alex Ferguson left, Manchester United was not as powerful as before. Slowly but surely, their achievement graph continues to decline. There are no more league titles won, even though the Premier League trophy is very identical to the previous Red Devils.