Alexis Sanchez: Too many changes to Manchester United

Inter Milan's new striker Alexis Sanchez says Manchester United have made too many changes since his arrival. That's why it's hard to look neat.

As you know, Alexis had a hard time in the Red Devils uniform. He failed to show the same performance when he was with Arsenal first.

Alexis quality can be seen from his testimony since his first landing at Old Trafford. 30 years only scored three goals in 32 matches.

As a result, his position was replaced by Manchester United, especially after the appointment of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as coach. Then, before closing the Serie A summer transfer window, he decided to leave on loan to Inter Milan.


Many changes at MU


Alexis might look bad, but there must be a reason. Because the former Barcelona player was playing well while still defending Arsenal a few months before joining Manchester United.

After officially becoming a member of Inter Milan, the Chilean revealed his difficulties and Romelu Lukaku to Manchester United. He added that too many changes had taken place in the body of the club.

"This is not the right time for us to be in Manchester, there are too many changes, and when you make so many changes it will feel heavy," Alexis told ESPN.


Alexis Sanchez's conviction


Like Alexis, Lukaku was also marginalized from Manchester United. Solskjaer prefers Mason Greenwood over Anthony Masial, Marcus Rashford, to occupy the front sector of MU.

He arrived for the first time at Inter Milan and has scored two goals. Alexis became increasingly convinced that he and Lukaku could achieve something in the Nerazzurri uniform.

"My wound and I have trained really well, I can feel the desire to do something here, that's why I'm here, that's why Romelu is here, if it will work well, we will talk a lot at the end of the season," he said.

Unlike Lukaku, Alexis did not record participation at Inter Milan. But he should have played when the Nerazzurri would face his former club, Udinese, in a Serie A match on Sunday (09/15/2019).

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