Stars Who Failed At Manchester United But Shot At Other Clubs
Manchester United, the club with the most league titles in England, despite an eight-year streak without winning the Premier League, remains one of the most popular and revered, both at home and abroad. Perhaps 95% of all football players on the planet dream of playing here, and therefore it is not surprising that personnel rotation in the first team sometimes manifests itself quite widely. This statement is especially true for the era after Alex Ferguson, when various managers tried to return the Red Devils to the top, attracting a number of players for this, but not all of them managed to show their best side. Today we propose to recall some of the star players who have did not work out at Old Trafford, but who again proved successful when they left Manchester United
Radamel FALCAO
Colombian striker Radamel Falcao moved to Manchester United in early autumn 2014 as one of top scorers on the continent. The Red Devils 1win-az agreed with Monaco on the loan of a football player with the possibility of redemption, but the club from England did not manage to use the latter. Frequent injuries and poor physical shape prevented Falcao from building a successful career in Manchester. As a result, Falcao spent ten months at Old Trafford, during which he scored a miserable 4 goals scored and 5 assists in 29 matches played in all tournaments. These were clearly not the indicators for which Radamel was invited to United, and therefore in the summer of 2015 he first returned to Monaco, and was soon rented by Chelsea, where, however, he also failed. At the moment, 35-year-old Falcao plays for Galatasaray in Turkey , where he has a contract until next summer. In 17 matches of the last Super League draw, Radamel scored 9 goals, and therefore in Istanbul they are generally satisfied with him, if only not for all the same unfortunate injuries and microtraumas
Romelu LUKAKU
< /div> Belgian ramming forward Romelu Lukaku has long been in the spotlight of Manchester United, but the Red Devils still couldn't manage to get the striker into their ranks. The situation changed in the summer of 2017, when Lukaku was finally signed from Everton for £76m. The Belgian was supposed to be a key scorer for Jose Mourinho's new team, which was about to return to the throne of English football. Alas, the hopes of Lukaku, like the whole of Manchester United, very soon collapsed. For two seasons, the forward not only failed, but scored much less than expected from him. If in the last season for Everton on account of Romelu there were 25 goals, then in two championships as part of United with potentially better partners, only 16 and 12, respectively. As a result, in the summer of 2019, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who replaced Mourinho at the head of the Red Devils, was not against the deal to sell Lukaku to Inter. Nerazzurri machine. Lukaku is now only 28 years old and has a price tag in the market approaching £100m, but Inter bosses, even trying to solve the economic crisis that has befallen this club, are unlikely to decide to sell their key personnel asset, especially after the loss of head coach Antonio Conte, who in the 2020/21 season, he finally returned the gold of the national championship to Milan.
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