Manchester United Chelsea swap, is he the last puzzle of the Red Devils?

Although the lineup has been strengthened for both sides, Hoylen and Zilkerze are also included in the lineup, Manchester United's most wanted to make up for this summer is the center. Since the summer window, they have had many rumors with Jekelaysh, who is about to join Arsenal. Seshko of Leipzig Red Bull has once become their target. The team's interest in Newcastle striker Isaac has never been a secret. In order to maintain the voice of the center market, they even touched Ekitic, who has a good market situation. All signs show that Manchester United has a high demand for centers and is willing to pay.

After all, after replacing Tenhager last season, Amorin led this Manchester United team to fall freely. If he can no longer lead the team to achieve good results this season, the Manchester United coach is likely to be killed. Against this background, whether it is Hoylen who scored 4 goals in the Premier League last season, or Zilkze who scored 28 goals in the Premier League, they are obviously not the striker worthy of entrusting the Red Devils.

Then, in this context, Manchester United's first choice in the transfer market is Jackson, who played the main center at Chelsea last season - as for how effective is Jee Ge's offensive? In the past three seasons, Jackson ranked third among all players, only lower than Nunez and Haaland.

However, through the possibility of swap between Garnacho and Jackson, Manchester United and Chelsea are really likely to go in both directions this summer. According to the UK, for Jackson, Chelsea's expected transfer fee is more than 79 million pounds. If we talk to it higher, it is not impossible to have 100 million euros. However, the Blues' interest in Garnacho has never been low. Considering that the Red Devils are interested in defeating Jackson, they also have a cleansing attitude towards Garnacho, and the probability of the two teams reaching an agreement is actually quite high.

For Jackson, he was still happy at Stamford Bridge, but this happiness was easily passed on to the court and became an expensive burden for this Chelsea. He is a monk who has become a monk halfway through the road. Many technical movements are not standardized. He basically relies on the flexibility of his body to cover the bottom. He cannot get the position when he is single, and he cannot adjust the center of gravity when shooting. One day he is unhappy, he will even have a red card on the court to explode. Such a striker will easily make the team fail.

He has many advantages. When pressing, he is always on the front line. His speed and strength are pretty good, and he also has basic tactical execution. He can use mobility to complete quick recoils on the offensive end. The running position is also quite spiritual, but these advantages are somewhat useless in the face of his shortcomings of always storm.

Even if he joins Manchester United, Amorin will most likely use him as a tactical fulcrum, allowing him to help B fee increase his goal point by retracement, and then give the penalty area to Cunya and Mbemo on both wings - as for becoming the new striker at Old Trafford? Not to mention Amorin, I'm afraid even Jackson himself would feel unreliable.

However, for Jackson, he should really think about his future. After all, this summer, Chelsea has gained Drapp and Joao Pedro, both of which are more beautiful than themselves. Before they get tired of seeing the Blues, Manchester United may be a good choice.