In a media interview after the Manchester United Legends game, United star Nicky Butt not only expressed his high regard for United's rising star Kopi Menu, but also gave insights on the success of Manchester City and Liverpool, as well as United's current coaching strategy.
Bart was full of praise for the potential of Kobi Menu, hailing the young midfielder's "amazing temperament" and "outstanding ability". Menu has grown at a remarkable rate since coming through the youth academy and has become a key member of Ten Hagar's squad, making his mark in the Premier League and the national team. Bart has warned United that if Menu continues to make such progress, he will be "very sought after" in the transfer market.
Talking about the success of Manchester City and Liverpool in recent years, Bart said that as a Manchester United fan, it is not easy to see such a dazzling performance of the opponent, but he also recognized that the success of these two teams is not by chance, but from the excellent lineup, coaching and the right soccer philosophy. Bart said that despite the mixed feelings, but he is still willing to "bite the bullet" to praise the achievements of Manchester City and Liverpool.
Speaking about United's current coaching strategy, Bart emphasized his support for Ten Hagar. He believes that the United hierarchy should give Ten Hagar enough time to implement his plans and "go and do the right thing". Bart pointed out that frequently changing coaches without considering the replacement is a misconception that many clubs tend to fall into, a practice that often leads to greater chaos and instability. He called on the United hierarchy to remain patient and believe that Ten Hag can lead the team out of the doldrums and back to the top.
Bart also mentioned that the season has just started and United has already shown positive changes and progress. He called on the fans and the media to give more support and encouragement to Ten Hagar, believing that under his leadership, Manchester United can gradually recover its former glory. At the same time, he also said that if United still did not achieve satisfactory results at the end of the season, then the top management should only consider the need to make adjustments.
