Quote from: Adbitco on Today at 12:26:37 PM

Quote from: JeffBrad12 on Today at 10:02:00 AM

It sounds over to expect Sesko to be the same as Haaland. Don't over hype him like what people talked about how they believe Hojlund became the next Haaland, but ended as a flop. He ain't nothing compared to the Haaland. Sesko is Sesko and Haaland is Haaland.
Sesko will never be Haaland. His stats in Salzburg and Leipzig not even impressed me at all. How can rate him to be the same as Haaland just from his posture? Cheesy

You just took me down memory lane of two seasons ago when Manchester United signed Hojlund, the fans quickly started attributing him to Haaland even when he hasn't yet kicked a ball for Manchester United, the hype and expectations on him was so high and when it finally dawned on them that his no Haaland, they started running back to their shells. They should calm, let them sign him first and allow him to play his normal game instead of putting pressure on him already.

And actually, it's quite common for players brought to Manchester United to have overly high expectations. But what happens is that the players actually perform below expectations. It's not just one or two players there. I don't even want to count the number of players who are considered high-quality who have arrived there, but their contributions have been the same as any other average player. And I wonder what causes all this? Are the players feeling pressured by the high expectations, or are they simply having difficulty adapting to the team? The players brought in are indeed great players, but they seem quite ordinary when they arrive at Manchester United. Perhaps it's because of the intense competition within the team.