‘His quality is undeniable,I wish I could get a chance to turn Him to word class player,Man united should be so much lucky to have him’: Graham Potter called ONE Man United ace a great player after having a good run with the team so far – Not Rashford and Not Garnacho.

“I wish I could have the opportunity to develop him into a world-class player; Manchester United should be so fortunate to have him.” Graham Potter described the

ONE Man United ace as a great player following his successful run with the team thus far. None of Rashford or GarnachoOn the opening day of 2022/23, not only was Erik ten Hag unable to make a satisfactory start for Manchester United against Graham Potter’s Brighton and Hove Albion; Pascal Gross also scored twice in the first half to defeat the Red Devils on their home soil, Old Trafford.Even though he started that Saturday afternoon against the Seagulls in an unsuitable false nine position, Christian Eriksen will not recall his debut with the Red Devils with much fondness. Furthermore, he was overshadowed by another veteran playmaker in the aging Gross.

According to The Metro, Potter had described Eriksen as a “top player” prior to that Manchester United curtain-raiser. The influence he had on Brentford is readily apparent.

“His caliber cannot be denied.” He is an excellent Premier League football player, and I have no doubt that he will perform admirably for Manchester United.”He is an outstanding player.”

Graham Potter is a candidate for Manchester United.

Potter had previously refuted rumors that Eriksen would be joining him at The Amex after his release from Inter Milan (Sussex Live), a few months earlier.

However, considering that Sir Jim Ratcliffe is an enormous fan of the 48-year-old and has named Potter as his number one choice at Manchester United should Ten Hag be fired, the Solihull-born manager may find himself in the same locker room as one of the most exceptional modern midfielders in the Premier League (Sky Sports).

A number of Manchester United players appear to be exceptionally compatible with Potter’s fluid, high-pressing style of play. For example, Mason Mount and Bruno Fernandes. However, whether the same can be said realistically of Eriksen is less certain.

The Dane is 31 years younger than Adam Lallana and Gross, both of whom flourished at Brighton under Potter.

However, ever since sustaining that injury in January against Reading in the FA Cup, Eriksen has appeared to be at odds with the modern game, pursuing shadows and failing to exert any influence in or out of possession.

Christian Eriksen has faced a challenging 2023.

Is it possible that a player whom Potter described as a “top” talent in 2022 would be among those most adversely impacted should Manchester United change their manager?

Obviously, such inquiries are currently purely hypothetical in nature. Much, however, remains uncertain at Manchester United, much like the current state of affairs.