Wright: I hope Arsenal can have a player like B Fee, I really want him to come to Emirates Stadium

May 13th According to the British media METRO, Ian Wright talked about B fee in an interview in the podcast column.

Although Manchester United performed poorly in the Premier League, Arsenal legend Wright said he hopes B Fee can join Arsenal. Manchester United lost to West Ham 0-2 last Sunday, and currently ranks only 16th in the Premier League, with two games left to play this season. Manchester United may not even get 40 points this season, which is usually the score that guarantees the Premier League's relegation.

Amorin, who succeeded Tenhamher as Manchester United coach last November, even said his team may be the worst in the club's long and brilliant history. After losing to West Ham at home, Amorin expressed doubts about his future at Manchester United. Although Arsenal has not won the trophy in another season, they are in a much better situation than Manchester United and are expected to finish second in the Premier League for the third consecutive season. In addition, Arsenal also entered the Champions League semi-final, a match that Manchester United failed to participate unless they win the UEFA Cup.

While Manchester United and Arsenal have different fates, Wright admits that he hopes a Manchester United star will come to the Emirates Stadium. Speaking about this, Wright said: "I hope we have B Fee, and I really hope he can be at Arsenal."

Wright's appreciation for B Fee reflects Arsenal's lack of creativity this season. Although Arsenal lacks firepower on the front line, the team also lacks creativity, and Odgao's decline in form has also caused doubts. Despite Manchester United's overall performance, B Fee still performed well, scoring 98 goals in 287 games he played for the club.

The Portuguese international has become the target of the Saudi professional league's summer transfer window, but Scholes said he must stay at Manchester United. In an interview, Scholes said: "The B fee must be kept because he is the best player and he is involved in almost all the outstanding performances of Manchester United. Sometimes when facing the huge demand of the Saudi league, there is nothing you can do, and they will pay huge transfer fees. But it is obvious that Manchester United needs to keep him and build a team around him. The key is whether they have enough funds to buy new players and make room for new players."