Responding to an emerged image on social media from Diogo Dalot’s Instagram account, Manchester United supporters have flocked to Twitter in order to hail the defender – with one fan even claiming that he is ‘better than Wan-Bissaka‘ going forward.
Dalot, who was pictured training at United’s rumoured winter camp in Marbella, has barely been given a look-in by manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer this campaign – starting just two Europa League matches and once all season in the Premier League. This could partly be down to the form of summer signing Aaron Wan-Bissaka, with Dalot playing far more regularly last campaign with 12 league starts.
By comparison, his English teammate has amassed 22 starts for United this season, missing just three Premier League games. When it comes to statistics, Wan-Bissaka has averaged a superior 4 tackles per game on average but hasn’t managed the same amount of interceptions as Dalot (2.5) in the Europa League. Going forward, when playing fairly regularly for United back in 2018/2019, Dalot averaged more key passes (1.1) than the former Crystal Palace defender has this season (0.8), as per WhoScored.com.
As a result, these United supporters have flocked to hail Dalot on social media in response to his training image – here’s what they had to say on Twitter.
Better than wan bissaka going forward. Wan bissaka is horrible up half of the pitch
— 🌍NNAWUIHE EUSTACE 🎯 (@nnawuiheee) February 4, 2020
This guy’s gonna make it man
— Chris (@utdCollins) February 4, 2020
Dalot coming for awb love to see it. We need more competition. Hope Lingard scores a few in the coming months
— 🔰Mark.🇾🇪 (@WeMoveManUtd) February 4, 2020
Should be starting RW
— Daniel (@LordDanieI) February 4, 2020
He should be our RW for the rest of the season.
— Lil Malambo de La Prisión del Bosque (@tobipunk_13) February 4, 2020
Viva Diogo, viva Diogo. Running down the wing, hear United sing; viva Diogo!
— Kristian Robson (@elite_UTD) February 4, 2020
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