It always seems like Manchester United's recent transfer market operations are akin to a blind gambler fumbling with cards, with all the talented "good cards" at hand but always playing the wrong card at critical moments. Many people see Meunier as the young man who represents the future of Manchester United's midfield, but he may actually be heading to Chelsea? Hearing this news, many fans probably feel not just uneasy but angry: why do the talented players cultivated by our youth training system always end up being handed over to others after being nurtured for so long? Can Meunier become the next Pogba? This is a challenge facing the management of Manchester United. Who is Meunier? For many Manchester United fans, this name has already been deeply rooted in their hearts. This 20-year-old defensive midfielder is not only fast and has a broad vision, but also dares to launch bold attacks in the midfield. His growth trajectory is also a highlight of Manchester United's youth training system. However, the problem is that his future may no longer belong to Manchester United, but rather to our "competitor" - Chelsea. It is rumored that Chelsea has set its sights on Meunier, and the reason is that the renewal negotiations between Manchester United and him did not go well. Not only that, Meunier did not get enough playing time this season, and his form also showed some ups and downs. Coupled with the fact that Casemiro currently firmly occupies the starting position in the team, Meunier has almost no room for development. Imagine,…

For Chelsea, due to a sudden "power outage" in the past schedule, the team was quickly overtaken by competitors in a short period of time. On the Premier League standings, Maresca's team has not only slipped to fourth place but also has a double-digit gap from the top. It seems that Chelsea's most realistic goal this season is still the top four. At the same time, after the transfer window opened, Chelsea has already started the pace of squad adjustments, and several transfers are "on the verge of happening." Offensively and defensively, Chelsea has simultaneously "dropped the ball." In the past four games, Chelsea has clearly experienced a "Waterloo," with a performance drastically different from before. In terms of offense, Chelsea has scored only two goals in four consecutive games, with many attackers losing their form almost simultaneously. In the eyes of the outside world, as the team's head coach, Maresca needs to bear the main responsibility for the team's poor state. When the team's offense is not smooth, Maresca either "randomly pairs up," such as repeatedly switching positions between Enzo Fernandez and Palmer, which limits both of their performances; or he simply ignores the passive situation, with the number of substitutions in multiple games not reaching the limit. Defensively, Chelsea's performance is also unsatisfactory. So far this season, Chelsea has conceded 24 goals, with an average of 1.2 goals conceded per game, making them the only team in the top four with an average of more than one goal conceded per game. In the central defender position, Maresca has…