Nick Powell (26, Stoke City), who joined Manchester United at the behest of Alex Ferguson, recalled the difficult times.
Powell, who played for England's fourth-division club (League 2) Crew Alexandra in the summer of 2012, changed into Manchester United's uniform at Ferguson's call. Ferguson appreciated Powell's potential for 14 goals and six assists in 38 League 2 matches at the age of 18, and soon accepted him as a member of Manchester United.
After joining the club, the dark ages began. He had been on loan with teams under 23 until he moved his nest to Wigan in 2016. He played in nine games as a member of Manchester United. He was sure of his talent, but he was unable to adapt to the English Premier League (EPL) stage and was forced to leave Manchester United.
Powell, who had a difficult time as a member of Manchester United, recalled the difficult memories of that time. "I didn't feel a sense of belonging anywhere," he told Manchester Evening News on Wednesday. 먹튀검증 I had no choice but to hover between the second and first divisions," he said.
Powell then said, "If I show up at the training ground for the first division, I have to go to the training ground for the second division. One day, I went to the training ground for the second division and told him to join the first division. Every time I was late for training and fined. No one told me first," he said.
Finally, "I wouldn't have come to Manchester United without Ferguson. The reason I came to Manchester United was director Ferguson. After he announced his retirement, my Manchester United life also went downhill," he added.
