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It doesn't mean we score more goals if play with two strikers." Kobbie Mainoo is a defensive midfielder but played most of the game against Palace up front. Zohaib Alam - MUFC/Manchester United ...

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So naming Mainoo up front was perhaps an understandable roll ... Neither Tel nor Nkunku are playing for their parent clubs, so they are just as likely to add to United's problems as solve them.