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EPL: He doesn’t score goals, create chances – Paul Merson on Man Utd’s signing
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EPL: He doesn’t score goals, create chances – Paul Merson on Man Utd’s signing

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Former Arsenal star, Paul Merson, has given his verdict on Manchester United’s summer signing, Andrey Santos.

Merson said Santos doesn’t score goals and also doesn’t create chances.

Man United signed the Brazilian midfielder from Chelsea earlier in the summer’s transfer window.

“I just don’t understand the Andrey Santos signing,” Merson told Sky Sports.

“I might be wrong, and Manchester United sees something different. But a lot of Chelsea fans were asking what he does.

“He doesn’t break it up, doesn’t create chances, doesn’t score goals. That is my problem.”

EPL: He doesn’t score goals, create chances – Paul Merson on Man Utd’s signing

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