#2 Chip in with more goals
All the most memorable United midfield stars who have etched themselves permanently into the red half of Manchester folklore score goals regularly.
Herrera needs to start scoring more if he is to join them.
With Zlatan Ibrahimovic gone, there will be greater pressure and expectancy than ever before for a wider spread of goal from the team. Marcus Rashford and incoming strikers will be the obvious first choice, but Herrera will need to chip in, too.
Converting a few from long-range would be a great way to get a packed-out Old Trafford rocking, especially during a Manchester derby or on a big European night.
He didn’t score that many goals last season – one in the league and another in the League Cup. Clearly, he needs to work on his shooting and improve his accuracy from long range. It could be the difference between creating some unforgettable memories and some memories he’d rather forget.
