Scholes: Manchester United signed Sheshko and let go of Hoylen at the same time. What sense does this make?

October 15th: When Red Devils legend Scholes participated in the show this week, he talked about Manchester United’s center signings in recent seasons.

"Look at Hoylen, a 22-year-old young man. He was only 20 years old when he first came. Manchester United only had a center. All the pressure and all responsibilities were on him, and he couldn't bear it at all. He should have been rotated in the team, and the team should also have three or four players. A center is right. What did Manchester United do this summer? They let him go and bought another one. His style is very similar, almost exactly the same! He is also 22 years old and his condition seems to be getting better, but what is the reason for this?" Scholes said.

Scholes compared the current situation to when Manchester United signed Ole Gunnar Solskjaer from Molde in 1996. Manchester United already had Cantona and Andy Cole in the lineup, and soon after signed Sheringham and Dwight Yorke.

"It's like if Solskjaer joined that year and he was the only center in the team, he would have to play every week." Scholes continued.

Bart, another Red Devils star who participated in the show with Scholes, pointed out that when they emerged from the Manchester United youth training camp as young players, they were gradually integrated into the team and were surrounded by top players; today's Manchester United is completely different, which makes the growth of these young players even more difficult.

"It was the same when we were playing football. Everyone was talking about the rise of our youth players, but we didn't play in every game, and we didn't compete under huge pressure every week. If you look to the left, there's Roy Keane next to you; if you look to the right, it might be Bryan Robson, or it might be Bryan Robson. Brian McClair. Surrounded by top players, you think: It's easy for me, because even if I only played 60% today, we can still win, after all, there are so many great teammates around me. I really feel sorry for the current players.