Ferdinand expressed disbelief that United sold Welbeck, noting, 'I couldn't believe it when United agreed to let him go because I thought he had so much value, not only as a player but just around the place as well as a former academy player.' He highlighted Welbeck's impact both on and off the pitch, emphasizing his respect among players and his professionalism.
Regarding Welbeck's performance, Ferdinand stated, 'Nothing surprises me with Danny Welbeck, I watched him as a young kid at Manchester United and he was a wonderful player.' He underscored Welbeck's evolution as a player and the challenge he poses to opponents.
Ferdinand commented on United's defensive issues in their recent match, reflecting on Welbeck's goal-scoring milestone by saying, 'It was a miserable afternoon for United as they slipped to their first defeat of the season.' This indicates how Welbeck's success is seen as part of United's broader struggles.
Ferdinand recognized Welbeck’s resilience and capabilities, stating, 'I think he's someone who players who have played against him respect more than some fans who don't quite realize how difficult he is to play against.' This underscores Welbeck's hidden value beyond just statistics.
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