The reason why I snubbed Chelsea move to join Man United is because they don’t have player that can deliver 20+ crosses and Final third passes in a match but with this Man United player by my side,my 40G/A next season is rest assured”, Victor Gyokeres named the ONE Man United player that lured Him to join the club – NOT Fernandez and Not Garnacho CONGRATULATIONS MAN UNITED FANS 👏
“Dalot Over Glamour: Why Victor Gyökeres Chose Manchester United Instead of Chelsea”
In a revelation that has surprised fans and analysts alike, Victor Gyökeres has disclosed the real reason behind his high-profile switch to Manchester United, snubbing Chelsea in the process. While most assumed it was about money or prestige, the Swedish striker made it crystal clear—it was all about one underappreciated figure in United’s squad.
Gyökeres, formerly of Sporting CP, was strongly tipped to join Chelsea earlier this year. But in a move that shocked the football world, he opted for Manchester United—and now, he’s revealed what made the difference: right-back Diogo Dalot.
“It wasn’t about the headlines or star names,” Gyökeres stated during an interview with The Football Voice. “Chelsea lacked what matters most to me—a player who can consistently create in the final third. I need someone who can put in 20+ crosses a game and link up with intelligence. That’s what makes the difference between starving up front and hitting big numbers.”
While many expected Bruno Fernandes or Alejandro Garnacho to be the persuasive force, Gyökeres insisted it was Dalot’s technical prowess and football IQ that sold him. “Dalot stood out. He understands space, times his overlaps perfectly, and delivers balls with precision. With him on the pitch, I’m confident I’ll hit my 40 goal contributions target next season. No doubt.”
The 26-year-old striker isn’t just talking—his 43-goal involvement campaign in Portugal last season speaks volumes. Now, United fans are thrilled by the potential of a new deadly duo: Dalot feeding Gyökeres, who’s known for his positioning, strength, and clinical finishing.
Gyökeres also took a subtle swipe at Chelsea’s current setup. “I studied their team, and I didn’t see the kind of service I rely on. There’s no point signing for a club that doesn’t play to your strengths. At United, especially with Dalot, there’s a natural fit.”
The bold move is already paying off in anticipation, with United supporters hopeful this tactical partnership can elevate their attack. Meanwhile, Chelsea fans are left reflecting on whether their heavily invested but disjointed forward line is failing to appeal to elite finishers.
As pre-season looms, all eyes will be on Old Trafford to see if Gyökeres can back up his confident claims. If he does, it won’t just validate his decision—it could elevate Diogo Dalot into a new spotlight as one of Europe’s most effective creators from the back.
And for Chelsea? It might be time to reassess their strategy—not just their signings, but the systems that support them.
