Manchester United overcame Wolverhampton Wanderers on Monday, but there are big doubts following the performance
Monday night’s clash was the type of game often decided by which team’s midfield can weather the footballing turbulence long enough for others to capitalise on any proper goalscoring chances. A cross from Aaron Wan-Bissaka and a header from Raphael Varane gave United the winning goal on Monday, but the true story — and point of concern — will be with United’s midfield.This summer presented the opportunity for Ten Hag to redefine who comprises his team and what style of football they will play.
Ten Hag made the bold move to sign Mount in early July over a more conventional box-to-box or defensive-minded midfielder. The United manager envisions his new No 7 to be an energetic sparkplug in his midfield engine, allowed to operate as a ‘free No 8’ and work in the final third next to Fernandes.
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