The night when Manchester United was finished: The most outrageous thing is that Luke Shaw is still paying a high salary

The Europa League final last night, I really couldn't help but say: Manchester United didn't lose to Tottenham, but to themselves, and to the illusion of "pretending to be able to fight for something else".

How do you think Hoylen played? Simple, like air.

71 minutes, 15 touches, the busiest person in the game was not him, the person who could not find him by passing the ball.

The header was cleared into a "highlight", and the rest of the time was all about standing, distracted and confused.

When Hoylen went down, Garnacho and Zilkze came up, the whole team suddenly became a little bit like a man. Is this supposed to happen long ago?

But don't rush to finish the striker. There is a more "deadbeat" in the middle and backcourt - Luke Shaw.

Stop washing the floor with "all-rounders", Lukesha can't even defend himself from a corner now.

In this game, he should have been replaced in half, but he actually hit the final whistle.

played on the left central defender and "empty" at the beginning, missed the ball in cooperation with the mistake, and finally barely got a header and was saved. The irony is that this header became his only highlight in the game.

Dare you believe it? He also received a weekly salary of 150,000 pounds and had two years left in his contract.

Previously gave Lyon points and Brentford's own, but now he gave heartbeat in the final... He is not a stabilizer for the game, but a time bomb in Manchester United's backcourt.

The problem with Manchester United is not that they lose a final, but that they are still relying on these people who "should leave but not leave".

Hoylen is still young, understandable, but where is Lukeshaw? He has been 11 years!

You count in the past 11 years. How many seasons have he been the main force among the main force? How many seasons did you not rely on injuries + contracts to extend your life? I just renewed my contract last year, and this year I was "slapped in the face" in seconds.

Manchester United should not only cleanse the failed season, but also cleanse the "faithful faith".

Hoylen can give another chance, but can't be the main force anymore; Lukesha shouldn't have another place, let alone a high salary.

The real reconstruction is not about buying the future by 9.2 billion, but about saying goodbye bravely.

Manchester United does not lack players, what they lack is the cruelty to let go.

If you can't bear to cleanse the veteran, then the fans will have to turn around and leave.