Surpassing B fee! Manchester United s new signing has become an offensive engine, scoring 3 goals and 1 point in 8 games

Although Manchester United under Amorim is still in turmoil, they finally gained a breathing space with a victory before the international break. The Red Devils defeated Sunderland 2-0 in their most recent appearance, with goals coming from Mount and Sheshko. Fans hope this win can be a turning point in the season. It has been nearly a year since Amorim took office, but the team has never really been able to get into form. After the international break, they will face their strong rival Liverpool, and the Portuguese coach is also eager to lead the team to a winning streak for the first time. As always, B Fee will remain a key figure in the team.

As expected, the Portuguese midfielder is still the absolute core under Amorin. Although he is often placed in the position of one of the two defensive midfielders, which keeps him away from the attacking third, B Fee still produces outstanding statistics: in the 43 games led by Amorim, captain B Fee contributed 17 goals and 12 assists.

In the European war, B Fee directly participated in 10 goals in 11 appearances, leading the team all the way to the Europa League final last season; in the quarter-finals at home against Real Sociedad, he even scored a hat trick. In the Europa League last season, B Fee averaged 3.09 key passes and 0.36 expected assists per game, both ranking in the top 2% of attacking midfielders. Manchester United has always needed someone to share the offensive pressure of B Fee, and this summer they finally signed "the same type of machine".

This summer, Manchester United spent about 200 million pounds in the transfer market to reshape their striker. Sheshko has scored 2 goals in a row, and Cunha also showed his due level before being injured, but the most exciting new face is undoubtedly Mbeumo. The Red Devils signed the Cameroon international from Brentford for a transfer fee of approximately 75 million euros. The 26-year-old Mbeumo quickly integrated and served as one of the "double No. 10s" in Amorim's iconic 3-4-2-1 system. He has contributed 2 goals, 1 assist and 1 point in 8 games, becoming the most powerful offensive player in the Manchester United team. He scored his first Premier League goal for Manchester United against Burnley.

Data blogger Statman Dave called Mbeumo a "complete immediate combat power on the offensive end", and creator Ronaldo Brown even bluntly said that he is "the Red Devils' output machine", which is exactly the same as B Fee's style. Last season, Mbeumo averaged 1.85 key passes per game, ranking in the top 6% of all Premier League forwards.

After Rashford was rented to Barcelona, ​​Manchester United's already stretched finishing firepower was weakened again. Mbeumo's arrival comes at the right time. No. 19 is ready to shoulder the offensive banner with the captain. Under the red jersey, he is fully activated.

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