MU is advised to attract this Leicester player

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Manchester United are advised to bring in Leicester City players. Not Jame Vardy, but the player is Wesley Fofana.

Wesley Fofana was brought in by Leicester City from Saint Etienne in a summer transfer for £ 36.5 million. Fofana is also currently a mainstay at The Foxes’ back line with 12 appearances in the event Premier League.

Playing for 1,080 minutes in the Premier League, Fofana’s record is quite classy. View data from WhoScored, Fofana successfully tackles with 1.8 tackles per game. He also successfully intercepted quite well by posting 2.8 intercepts per game and 4.4 clearance per game.

The 20-year-old footballer is also noted to often assist in attacks through his passes which have high accuracy. The French footballer is able to make an average of 61.7% passes per game with an accuracy of 87.4%.

Seeing these records, former Manchester United player Paul Scholes suggested Wesley Fofana to be hooked up by The Red Devils. According to Paul Scholes, Fofana could be the answer to United’s defense.

Indeed, Manchester United have Harry Maguire and Eric Bailly who have formed a solid duo in defense over the last few weeks. However, Scholes believes Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s team should not rely on Bailly because of his injury record or Victor LIndelof, which until now has not been completely convincing.

“At the center-back, Ole still has to find Harry Maguire’s best partner. Eric Bailly has the pace, but he is in a hurry and has too many injuries. Victor Lindelof is playing a better position and seems to be Ole’s preferred choice, but again, he is. not entirely convincing, “Scholes told ESPN.

“If I were Ole and could sign a defender this month, I would choose Wesley Fofana at Leicester. He is only 20 years old, but he is extraordinary and he has the potential to be whatever he wants to be,” he continued.

“Manchester United have been doing well at the back this season, but they were exposed when they played against big teams and that is another problem they need to solve,” concluded Scholes.

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