Manchester United's preparations for the new season have gained momentum, and following the quick acquisition of two preferred players in the transfer market, they challenged the Scottish team away from home in the early hours of Sunday morning (21st), and eventually beat Rangers 2-0 with ease. In this match, Chaton Sinzu returned to the field after an 11-month absence, while new midfielder Jolo was the focus of the match. In the milestone match, Jolo won high praise from manager Tannhäuser for his outstanding performance and a brave save.
Although many of the core players have yet to return to the team, Jolo was on the verge of being named 48 hours before the start of the match, with Kasmiru, Mason Monte, Johnny Evans and the thawed-out Chaton Sinzu among the selections. In the first half, United led in possession and Amit Diaru managed to break through to the middle of the box in a brilliant individual performance in the 39th minute. In the second half, United brought on a number of young players, and after 70 minutes, youngster Hiu Kiir sealed the win with a 2-0 scoreline.
Yorro was the talk of the town in his No. 15 jersey, reflecting United's determination to bring him in for a massive £52 million. In the middle half of the pitch, Yoro had a 92% success rate in passing and a 100% success rate in intercepting. Facing a breakthrough by Glovers striker Dishas, Yoro made up for it in time, accurately shoveling out a shot from the opponent to defuse the danger.
After the match, Tanhag was full of praise for Jolo's performance: 'Excited' aptly describes my mood. If you're in a good mood, the signing will naturally go smoothly. Jolo has tremendous talent and I look forward to working with him. The training team has been made easier and that makes me very excited. Jolo also expressed his joy: the milestone match was fantastic, the whole team did a great job, I'm very happy with my performance and I'm very grateful to the fans for their support.
