Ferdinand is worried that his old club will enter the relegation zone, and the Champions League semi-finals have inspired Tasman s confidence

Manchester United lost to Wolves at home, and the Red Devils' ranking in the Premier League standings was very embarrassing. During the winter break, many celebrities predicted that Manchester United would enter the relegation zone. Former England star Ferdinand also talked about this, admitting that there is no problem for Amorin to focus his main energy on the UEFA Cup, but they should not be too careless about the league, otherwise the Red Devils will go to the Championship next season. Ferdinand is worried that his old club will enter the relegation zone. Although Manchester United has 17 points ahead of the relegation zone, this "advantage" does not mean that the Red Devils will definitely stay in the Premier League, because the weak Premier League team is very competitive in the late stage of the season.

Ferdinand said that if the old club enters the relegation zone, Amorin's team will end this season with a score of 14 to 17, which will be unfavorable for their league arrangements next season and the grouping situation of the domestic cup. This is also the reason why Ferdinand is worried about Manchester United. Arsenal defeated Ipswich. Since Liverpool also won this round of the league, the Gunners have little hope of competing for the Barclays Cup. However, Ferdinand believes that the club's good form in the league will help them continue their prospects in the Champions League semi-finals - the Champions League semi-finals have inspired Tarsong's confidence, so when the arsenal is full of wounded soldiers, everyone can still see Arteta adopting a system of big opening and closing.

For the comprehensive strength of the Tasman team, Ferdinand believes that the Champions League semi-finals deserve their abilities. However, Arsenal eliminated Real Madrid and entered the Champions League semi-finals, and with such a great advantage, it is estimated that even the Gunners' own legend did not expect it. It was also these two wins that increased Tashi's confidence. After the ball, I remember that many people originally suggested that Arteta give up the league (Liverpool basically won the Premier League championship anyway), and focused on the Champions League. After all, the Gunners' injury is serious, and Tajikistan cannot come up with two lineups to deal with multi-line battles. However, the Champions League semi-finals have also inspired Tashi Coach's other ideas, that is, as long as a lineup is in good shape, you can win in multiple battles.

As the Champions League semi-final approaches, Arteta's tactical philosophy becomes clearer - he believes that the team's chemistry is more important than the thickness of the lineup. On the training ground, he constantly instilled in the players the concept of "mainly me". Even when facing strong enemies like Manchester City, the Gunners still insist on the signature style of pressing high and attacking on the wing. This almost paranoid confidence is having a wonderful chain reaction: Saka's threat on the right is increasing day by day, Odegao's dispatch in the midfield is becoming more and more relaxed, and even Thomas, who has been out of control for a long time, has regained the interception rhythm in the key battle. If Havertz can make a comeback before the end of the season, it will be even better for Tars.

Ferdinand's concerns are not unreasonable. There are many precedents of giant teams crashing at the end of the season in Premier League history, and Manchester United's ups and downs this season have exacerbated this uncertainty. Although there seems to be plenty of buffer space in the standings, considering the team's recent frequent loopholes on the defensive end and the decline in forward players' ability to seize opportunities, any consecutive rounds of failures may quickly change the relegation situation. What is even more worrying is that Manchester United's next schedule is not easy. They will face several powerful teams who are qualifying for European wars, and these opponents' desire to win at the end of the season is often more terrifying than relegation teams.

If Amorin cannot adjust his tactics in time and activates the state of key players such as B Fee and Menu, the team is likely to fall into a vicious cycle of "strong teams cannot win, weak teams lose points". In the long run, Manchester United will lose its appeal in the summer transfer market once the season is finished with a low ranking. Top players tend to be more inclined to join teams with UEFA Champions League qualification, and sponsors' valuations of teams will also fluctuate with results. This chain reaction may lead to more obstacles to the club on the road to reconstruction, which, as Ferdinand said, is far more vigilant than the temporary pressure of relegation. Therefore, Ferdinand is worried that his old boss will enter the relegation zone.

Amorin's next main goal is to win the UEFA Cup championship, hoping to qualify for the Champions League play-offs next season through this channel, but the team cannot completely give up the league. After all, the game behind the Europa League is not easy to play. In Ferdinand's view, if the old club really enters the relegation zone, they will not be able to show good form in the Europa League. At present, Tenghah needs to find a way to stabilize the locker room as soon as possible, especially to resolve the delicate atmosphere between the players and the management. After all, in the Premier League, the most cruel league in the world, the importance of spiritual attributes sometimes even exceeds tactical arrangements. If you can seize the next opportunity to play against mid- and downstream teams and score three points, the Red Devils may be able to completely get rid of the shadow of relegation and retain the spark of hope for the revival of next season.