Fee B: Playing at Manchester United is very demanding and stressful, but players must adapt to these

May 26 According to the Manchester Evening News, B Fee was interviewed by reporters after Manchester United's 2-0 victory over Aston Villa.

B Fei said that Manchester United was able to perform well in the 2-0 victory over Aston Villa because there was no pressure. Despite the poor performance this season, Manchester United ended the 2024-25 Premier League season with a deserved victory at Old Trafford. During the game, Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez was sent off with a red card before the end of the first half, resulting in the team being able to fight with ten people most of the time.

Manchester United had the advantage throughout the game, and Eriksen, who came on the bench, won the second half goal. Although the victory did not completely change the downturn throughout the season, Manchester United's performance is still commendable.

To this, B Fee said: "Obviously, I think it's more important than victory, and you can see the team playing with a strong personality, showing all the qualities we have and the progress we have made throughout the season, and it's easy to do that today because we don't have the pressure. This game doesn't mean anything to us."

"Obviously, we want to convey a different message, show a different image than this season, and I think we played well. We created a lot of opportunities, we were supposed to score goals in the first half, but it didn't come true. We scored two goals in the second half, which was great for the season to end. But more importantly, how we start the next season. ”

" When you play more freely, a lot of things happen naturally. From the perspective of running, everyone wants to have more possession of the ball. We tried different things, and I saw a lot of players trying to shoot, and in the past few games, they often chose simple passes or backs. We put pressure on the frontcourt, sometimes man-to-man defense, against a team with strong ball-holding ability. We did a really good job. But as I said, we needed and wanted to do that more often.

"It's hard, we know the club is demanding and stressful, but everyone who plays for this club has to deal with these requirements and understand that our goal is to be under pressure in every game. ”