Erik Ten Hag is the problem of this team and He is definitely going to cost us this season again if not look at How He is still forcing this guy for Man united”, United legend Paul scholes said One United player doesn’t deserve to wear the Man United jersey anymore after losing possession more than every other player today in their 1-0 loss to Rosenborg
Manchester United commenced their pre-season campaign this evening with a match against Rosenborg. Here’s a detailed analysis and rating of each player’s performance in the game.
**Radek Vitek**: Vitek stood out as Manchester United’s top performer in the first half. His extraordinary saves were crucial in maintaining a clean sheet until the 93rd minute. His reflexes and shot-stopping ability were truly impressive. Rating: 9/10
**Aaron Wan-Bissaka**: As one of the senior players on the pitch, Wan-Bissaka effectively managed his defensive duties. He successfully neutralized Rosenborg’s attacking threats on his flank. Rating: 6/10
**Will Fish**: Recently returned from his loan spell at Hibernian, Fish made a solid start to his pre-season with United. He won several aerial duels and made key tackles, showing his defensive capabilities. Rating: 6/10
**Jonny Evans**: The experienced defender was vocal throughout the game, guiding his teammates and ensuring organizational discipline in the backline. He handled the constant pressure from Rosenborg well. Rating: 6/10
**Sam Murray**: Murray found the intensity and effort required for the first pre-season game challenging, which is not unusual. He struggled to keep up with the pace. Rating: 4/10
**Casemiro**: Casemiro had a difficult match, particularly after being on the receiving end of a harsh tackle, which seemed to impact his performance negatively. Rating: 4/10
**Mason Mount**: It was positive to see Mount on the field, although he too suffered from a heavy challenge. This incident appeared to affect his focus and overall game. Rating: 4/10
**Hannibal**: Known for his energy and intensity, Hannibal showed his usual dynamism. However, he found it hard to make an impact as he was given little time on the ball. Rating: 5/10
**Marcus Rashford**: Rashford displayed glimpses of his skill with a few noteworthy moves. Despite this, he had limited opportunities to challenge his marker. Rating: 5/10
**Ethan Williams**: Starting on the right wing, Williams rarely got involved due to the relentless pressure United faced from Rosenborg. Rating: 5/10
**Ethan Wheatley**: His presence on the field was a positive sign, but he struggled to make an impact due to a lack of service. His energy was evident despite the minimal involvement. Rating: 5/10
**Substitutes:**
**Harry Amass**: While it was promising to see Amass get some minutes, he was beaten too easily on a few occasions. Technically skilled but still raw in his gameplay.
**Rhys Bennett**: Bennett seized his opportunity, displaying calmness and assurance in the second half.
**Sonny Aljofree**: Aljofree was composed in possession. However, there is room for improvement in his forward play. Overall, he was solid.
**Habeeb Ogunneye**: Competed well against experienced professionals in the middle of their season. He did not look out of place and held his own.
**Toby Collyer**: Wearing the captain’s armband in the second half, Collyer started strong and made some crucial tackles.
**Maxi Oyedele**: Partnering with Collyer in midfield, Oyedele showed promise. More involvement on the ball would have been beneficial.
**Jack Fletcher**: His performance was inconsistent. He exhibited talent but seems to be a year away from being fully ready for pre-season action.
**Ethan Ennis**: Ennis was lively, creating a decent chance midway through the second half and keeping the Rosenborg goalkeeper busy whenever he had possession.
**James Scanlon**: Worked tirelessly despite the limited service. Displayed composure and technical proficiency on the ball.
**Joe Hugill**: Hugill found himself feeding off limited chances throughout the match, making it difficult for him to make a significant impact.
