Manchester United fans have been effusive in their praise for the team’s Moroccan defender Noussair Mazraoui after his impressive display in the 3-2 win over Norwegian club FK Bodø/Glimt in the UEFA Europa League. Despite not scoring a goal, Mazraoui played a crucial role in the match, providing an assist, having 139 touches, and completing three key passes. His pass accuracy was a remarkable 95 percent, and he created one big chance for his teammates.
Fans took to social media to hail Mazraoui’s performance, with many calling him a “monster” and a “world-class player”. Several fans praised his incredible skills, with one saying, “Mazraoui is a baller bro! We signed a monster.” Another fan added, “The absolute definition of a world class player.” A third fan wrote, “Maz has been magical.” An account even called him an “absolute cheat Baller”, while another fan commented, “How on earth did Bayern sell this guy for £15m.”
Mazraoui’s strong performance has been a consistent theme in Manchester United’s recent matches. Since arriving at Old Trafford on a four-year deal from Bayern Munich in August, he has contributed to seven clean sheets and registered two assists in 19 appearances across competitions. His ability to control the game and provide opportunities for his teammates has been a significant boost for the team.
In addition to praising Mazraoui’s individual performance, fans were also thrilled with the team’s overall display. Manchester United’s manager, Ruben Amorim, spoke about the match, saying that the fans made him feel at home and that the team deserved the win. He praised the players for their efforts, saying that they were trying to play their game and were doing a good job of maintaining possession.
The match against Bodø/Glimt was a closely contested affair, with Manchester United coming from behind to win 3-2. The team controlled the game for much of the match, maintaining a ball possession of 72 percent and creating five big chances. They had six shots on target, and their victory was well-deserved.
