Erikson: Manchester United legends are sometimes too harsh, which puts extra pressure on players

Hupu September 24th, in the final match of last season, Eriksen officially bid farewell to Manchester United and posted on social media to thank the fans for their support over the past three years. The Danish organization core won the League Cup and FA Cup championships with Manchester United during this period. After the contract expired at the end of July, he joined Wolfsburg in Bundesliga without a sign-free trip. Recently, he reviewed his years in an interview and said that the trophy in the past two seasons has been underestimated by the outside world because of the club's brilliant history.

"It depends on who you ask. Of course, fans hope to win the Premier League every year like in the past 20 years, but it is almost impossible in modern football. Other giants also have luxurious lineups and extremely fierce competition. Obviously, everyone wants to return to the top, but even if they only count the last two seasons, one FA Cup and one League Cup, it is worth pride in any club. But at Manchester United, due to the scale, image and public opinion atmosphere, these achievements seem to be ‘not good enough’, and hope this situation will change. Even if the League Cup is regarded as a ‘small trophy’, it is a big deal at the moment of winning the championship."

When asked whether the comments of his own celebrity would affect the team, he replied: "Of course, you know how big this club is. Everyone wants to take advantage of the popularity and the media is extremely concerned, just like we are still talking about Manchester United at this moment, which is the power of the club. When the retired celebrity's views are negative or the criticism is too harsh, fans will follow the opinions of their idols, which will put additional pressure on the active players. However, as a player, you can only focus on playing football. Manchester United has done a good job in this area, and everyone is more concerned about the game itself than the outside voice."