BREAKING NEWS: “I won’t hide my honest opinion about him because he’s too horrible and does not deserve to wear this Red shirt”- Man United Legend Paul Scott tells Ruben Amorim to drop ‘horrible’ £27M after costing them to lose a game in the Premier League for the first time against Crystal Palace at Home – Not Zirkzee and Not Hujlund This particular had less touches than Goalkeeper on the pitch against Palace,Ten Hag once complained about His laziness before He left and now He is costing us again……

Paul Scholes Slams £27 Million Flop After Manchester United’s Shock Defeat to Crystal Palace

Manchester United’s stunning 1-0 defeat at Old Trafford to Crystal Palace has left fans outraged, and club legend Paul Scholes has not held back in his assessment of the team’s performance. The former midfield maestro ripped into one specific player, questioning his commitment and calling on incoming manager Ruben Amorim to drop him immediately.

While some expected new signings like Joshua Zirkzee or Rasmus Højlund to take the blame, Scholes made it clear they weren’t the issue. Instead, his frustration was aimed at a £27 million signing, who had a disastrous outing—registering fewer touches than the goalkeeper and making zero impact on the game.

Scholes’ Blistering Criticism

Following United’s first-ever home Premier League defeat to Palace, Scholes was brutal in his post-match analysis, calling the player’s display “unacceptable” and accusing him of disappearing in a crucial fixture. Reports suggest this player has failed to justify his price tag since arriving, with repeated criticism over his lack of intensity and effort.

Scholes also reminded fans that Erik ten Hag had previously called out the same player for his poor work rate—implying that history is repeating itself. He insisted that if United want to compete at the highest level again, Amorim must take action immediately.

Who Is the Underperforming Star?

The identity of the £27 million flop has been a hot topic among United fans. The player’s dismal performance against Palace—the fewest touches of any outfield player and a complete lack of impact—has only intensified speculation. With United’s midfield overrun and their attack struggling to create chances, Palace exposed their weaknesses and secured a historic win.

Amorim’s Dilemma: Drop or Persist?

As Ruben Amorim prepares to take charge, he faces a tough decision:

• Does he give this struggling player more chances to prove himself?
• Or does he heed Scholes’ warning and cut his losses?

With fan frustration at an all-time high, patience is wearing thin, and drastic changes may be necessary. As the transfer window approaches, United could look to offload players who have failed to deliver, and if Scholes’ harsh words are anything to go by, this £27 million signing might be first in line for the exit door.

One thing is clear—Manchester United’s struggles run deep, and unless significant improvements are made, more painful results could be on the horizon.