The former Manchester United captain angrily scolded: These three people cannot revive the Red Devils! Liverpool legend: Clean up the entire team?

After Manchester United lost to Chelsea 0-1 away, the Red Devils' record of unwinding in the Premier League has expanded to 8 games. During the game, Chelsea defender Cucurella made the final decision, completely breaking Manchester United's fantasy of stopping the decline. This game has once again alerted coach Ruben Amorin that if the team cannot defeat Tottenham in the Europa League final, they will miss the European stage next season. After the game, Roy Keane, the legendary captain of Manchester United and now a commentator of Sky Sports, mercilessly criticized three young Manchester United players: Kobe Maynu, Hoylen and Garnacho. When asked if he would "want to stay" these three stars who are regarded as hope for the future, Keane said bluntly: "I will not place the hope of reviving Manchester United on these three."

Keane then commented one by one: Maynu came on the bench, and I observed him carefully - he walked almost slowly on the court, and passed the ball casually. Garnacho is very immature. He only shines in sporadic moments, but his overall contribution is not enough. Keane added that we also said before the game that top clubs need players who can play stably every week, and Garnacho can’t do that. He has some talent and will have a few good runs and impacts, but there are too few good matches.

For Hoylen, Keane said: To be fair, I think he should be a substitute forward, third or fourth choice, and learn from two world-class forwards. But as soon as he arrived, he became the main center, and he was not yet at that level! He obviously lacks confidence and the support of the top players around him. Keane concluded: We have been talking about Manchester United all season, and the problem is still there. If someone thinks that this can be solved in one summer, it is pure fantasy.

Another commentator of Sky Sports, Liverpool legend Jamie Redknapp, also added: "Look at the current team, almost every player has clear shortcomings, and it seems that the whole team can be sold, which shows how serious the problem is. If they play against Tottenham in the Europa League, then you have to worry about the lineup." Redknapp further pointed out: "The situation will not get better immediately because a few players play a few more games. What Manchester United's new technical director Wilcox and CEO Berarda need to do is to seize every suitable offer in exchange for younger and more potential players."