Manchester United are out of the UEFA Europa League group stages this season, but Chaton Sinzu, who was loaned to Dormont at the start of the year, will play in the UEFA Europa League final for the title. He will not return to United next season. United's striker coach McAfee recently gave an interview revealing the reason why Tonsinzoujian refused to apologize to United's leader Tannhäuser, but explained United's striker coach McAfee's reason "the players can't win against the leader at all".
Last September, Chaton Sinzu was publicly accused of poor training performance by Tannhäuser, and then hit back with a post on social networks, the generals broke off and was kicked to Dormont's side in January. McAfee, who is in charge of coaching the United striker, recently gave an interview to South African radio: "Sinzu was born on the streets and kind of apologizes; the captain has a strong character. He explained that all he needed was an apology, but that Sinzo believed he was not at fault. He thinks that if he apologizes, he will admit that he was lazy and late all day. He admits that all the allegations are true."
As a coach, mentor and friend of Chaton Sinzu, I was born on the street, so I know exactly how I feel, but sometimes I really need to acknowledge Lowell because a player will never win over a leader," McAfee said." Chaton Sinzu's performance turned over when he went to Dormont. The Europa League quarter-final win over Paris Saint-Germain was technically amazing. After the match, Dormont pumped the social networks:- "Everyone owes Chaton Sinzu an apology."
