Manchester United's performance in the new season is still disappointing, with 2 wins, 1 draw, 3 losses and 7 points in 6 rounds, ranking 14th. Recently, Manchester United striker Mbermo accepted an exclusive interview with Sky Sports. ■ Regardi...
Manchester United's performance in the new season is still disappointing, with 2 wins, 1 draw, 3 losses and 7 points in 6 rounds, ranking 14th. Recently, Manchester United striker Mbermo accepted an exclusive interview with Sky Sports.
■ Regarding the away loss to Brentford
Mubmo said: "Obviously disappointed with the results, but I received a warm welcome from the fans and I will never forget that. I think everyone on the team needs to take responsibility. When you play for such a big club, everyone has to know what they should do, and as a team, we have to do better."
■Recent criticisms come from all sides. From former captain Rooney and Gary Neville to away fans who were weak in their performance against Brentford and asked the team to "attack, offense, offense."
Mubmo said: "Obviously the situation is different, it's not the same anymore, but the only thing we want to focus on is ourselves, just listen to the sounds inside. It's not difficult to block the noise. Obviously, the main thing we are exposed to is on social media, so just go there and see less, you just need to focus on your own things."
■ Manchester United spent more than £200 million on the forward trident, and the focus now is on how quickly they can form chemical reactions and bring the team to a higher position in the standings.
Mubmo said: "It's exciting because we can learn how to work with new teammates, which is always a challenge, but that's what we like as players. Of course we'll get better and better, we haven't played many games together yet, so there are still many places to improve. And we're different types of players, but it's really good to play with them."
■B Fei has also experienced roller coaster ups and downs this season. He scored a winning penalty against Burnley, but then lost points against Fulham and Brentford. Although the Manchester United captain often has to face criticism from the team directly, Mbermo agrees that his teammates need support during these difficult times.
Mubmo said: "It's important to support him because he's doing it all the time. I think it's normal for us to pick him up sometimes because he gives us a lot and makes him feel that we're around him, which is also good for him."
