Manchester United have pulled off a coup by signing prolific goal-scorer Lea Schüller, who has consistently outperformed her teammates with 54 goals in just 82 internationals for Germany. The 28-year-old striker brings with her an impressive record of success, having scored over 100 goals at Bayern Munich and consistently breaking the ten-goal barrier in the German Frauen Bundesliga.
Schüller's attributes make her a perfect fit for Manchester United's high-intensity style of play, which relies heavily on crosses and aerial threats. According to Daniel Kraus, who coached Schüller at SGS Essen between 2016 and 2019, "She has everything to be a world-class striker" and is well-suited to playing off crosses and in the box.
The arrival of Schüller marks a significant improvement on Manchester United's goal-scoring record, with no player managing more than ten league goals in a single season since their promotion to the Women's Super League in 2019. With Schüller at the helm, hopes are high that she can deliver a winning formula for the club.
Schüller herself is optimistic about her new role and expressed confidence in her ability to score goals and contribute to Manchester United's success. When asked in an interview with MUTV what makes this team "special" and how he thinks she'll fit in, Schüller replied that "the way they play football can fit me very well," adding that her speed and aerial threat will make her a key target for crosses.
With Opta data suggesting United are one of the top teams in terms of crosses this season, it seems like Schüller is already fitting in seamlessly. Her arrival has boosted hopes of securing a winning formula for Manchester United's women's team, and fans are eagerly anticipating her first game and how she will score goals for the club.
Schüller's attributes make her a perfect fit for Manchester United's high-intensity style of play, which relies heavily on crosses and aerial threats. According to Daniel Kraus, who coached Schüller at SGS Essen between 2016 and 2019, "She has everything to be a world-class striker" and is well-suited to playing off crosses and in the box.
The arrival of Schüller marks a significant improvement on Manchester United's goal-scoring record, with no player managing more than ten league goals in a single season since their promotion to the Women's Super League in 2019. With Schüller at the helm, hopes are high that she can deliver a winning formula for the club.
Schüller herself is optimistic about her new role and expressed confidence in her ability to score goals and contribute to Manchester United's success. When asked in an interview with MUTV what makes this team "special" and how he thinks she'll fit in, Schüller replied that "the way they play football can fit me very well," adding that her speed and aerial threat will make her a key target for crosses.
With Opta data suggesting United are one of the top teams in terms of crosses this season, it seems like Schüller is already fitting in seamlessly. Her arrival has boosted hopes of securing a winning formula for Manchester United's women's team, and fans are eagerly anticipating her first game and how she will score goals for the club.
I'm low-key hyped about this signing!!! Lea Schüller is literally a goal-scoring machine 
and I can see why they'd want her on board. Her stats at Bayern Munich are insane, and now she's joining Manchester United... bring it on! 
The way she talks about the team's playing style making her an asset is so on point 
, and with all those crosses coming in, she's gonna be a nightmare to defend against 
. Fingers crossed for a solid season and more goals from this powerhouse forward! 
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. And I gotta ask, does she come with a 'Goal-Scoring Insurance' policy or is it more of a 'Hope for the Best' approach now 
? Seriously though, this is a huge coup for Manchester United's women's team and fans are super stoked to see what Schüller can do 
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I'm not convinced about this deal just yet... 54 goals in 82 internationals sounds impressive, but how many of those were scored against top-tier opponents? And what about the transfer fee? 100 goals at Bayern Munich is great, but did they offer her a comparable wage? 
And have we seen any stats on Schüller's expected goal rate? Is this really going to make Manchester United's women's team a winner or just a flash in the pan? 
! I mean, who wouldn't want someone with 54 goals in just 82 internationals? That's some serious skill right there 
. This is exactly what Manchester United needed to boost their goal-scoring record, and I'm excited to see her in action soon! The team's high-intensity style of play sounds like a great fit for her, and I'm sure she'll be able to make an impact right away 
Like, no matter how hard you try, things just aren't happening for you. Well, let me tell you, Lea Schüller's story is literally the opposite of that. She's a perfect example of someone who's always been ahead of the game 
. From scoring over 100 goals at Bayern Munich to breaking the ten-goal barrier in the German Frauen Bundesliga - she's been crushing it! And now, she's brought her expertise to Manchester United and suddenly everyone's optimistic about their chances 
54 goals in just 82 internationals is insane! I've been following her career at Bayern Munich and Germany, and she's consistently been one of the top scorers. Her speed and aerial threat are gonna be a game-changer for MUFC. The way they play football with all those crosses is perfect for her style. I'm really hoping she can bring that winning formula to the team 
. I mean, 100+ goals at Bayern Munich? That's crazy! 
! layout-wise, this transfer move looks super tidy - easy to visualize how schüller's aerial threat will complement their crosses-based style of play. plus, 54 internationals with germany under her belt? that's like, goal-scoring credentials on steroids 
! can't wait to see her in action and how she'll impact man u's goal-scoring record 
I MEAN, 54 GOALS IN 82 INTERNATIONALS IS NO JOKE!!! 
. I mean, who doesn't love a good cross-and-score combo 
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