Do you believe that the determination to keep pressing forward and striving for goals reflects the essence of Manchester United?
“To truly understand this club—especially if you’ve followed the Premier League for a long time—there’s not just an obligation to win games, but also a significant emphasis on how those victories are achieved. It matters deeply to the fans.
“Of course, they are eager for success, but they also long for inspiration when they come to Old Trafford. Today was indeed inspiring, but ultimately, there’s a lingering frustration that we didn’t secure the win.”
This season, you’ve taken the lead five times and failed to secure a win. Do you think this is a mentality issue?
“It’s about grasping the game’s moments, particularly the importance of how we start the second half. We need to approach it differently. It’s a combination of factors; it’s not solely a mentality issue, but rather an understanding of the game and how to adapt during different phases.”
When you were attacking, were you still playing with four at the back?
“That’s for you two to debate, not for me to answer. I’ll repeat what I’ve said before: sometimes the same players might appear to play one way, while the reality could be different. Now, it’s your turn to discuss it. I trained with a back four this week, but how that manifests during matches is something for you all to analyze this week.”
