Manchester United has pulled off a significant coup by signing prolific Germany forward Lea Schüller to a three-and-a-half-year contract, bringing a welcome boost of goal-scoring prowess to the Red Devils. With an impressive record of 54 goals in just 82 internationals and seven consecutive seasons surpassing the 10-goal mark in Germany's Frauen Bundesliga, it's easy to see why United is eager to add her talents to their ranks.
Schüller's exceptional attributes - speed, agility, two great feet, strong headed play, and a knack for finding the back of the net - make her a highly sought-after striker. According to Daniel Kraus, who coached Schüller at SGS Essen between 2016 and 2019, "She has everything that is needed to be a world-class striker." Having played with notable teammates such as Linda Dallmann and Julia Zigiotti Olme, Schüller thrives on confidence, which should bode well for her adaptation to United's style.
One of the key reasons behind United's enthusiasm for Schüller is their propensity for delivering crosses into the box. The club has consistently ranked high in terms of successful crosses this season, making it an ideal opportunity for the Germany international to exploit her strengths and find goal-scoring chances.
While there are no guarantees that Schüller will hit the ground running at Old Trafford, her impressive past form and desire to contribute to a winning team make her signing an exciting development for Manchester United. As Daniel Kraus noted, "If she has Fridolina Rolfö to the side with crosses and Ella Toone behind her who can feed her with passes – she is really good in the box and with her head – she will score goals." With Schüller on board, United fans are eagerly anticipating a significant boost in goal-scoring output from their new striker.
Schüller's exceptional attributes - speed, agility, two great feet, strong headed play, and a knack for finding the back of the net - make her a highly sought-after striker. According to Daniel Kraus, who coached Schüller at SGS Essen between 2016 and 2019, "She has everything that is needed to be a world-class striker." Having played with notable teammates such as Linda Dallmann and Julia Zigiotti Olme, Schüller thrives on confidence, which should bode well for her adaptation to United's style.
One of the key reasons behind United's enthusiasm for Schüller is their propensity for delivering crosses into the box. The club has consistently ranked high in terms of successful crosses this season, making it an ideal opportunity for the Germany international to exploit her strengths and find goal-scoring chances.
While there are no guarantees that Schüller will hit the ground running at Old Trafford, her impressive past form and desire to contribute to a winning team make her signing an exciting development for Manchester United. As Daniel Kraus noted, "If she has Fridolina Rolfö to the side with crosses and Ella Toone behind her who can feed her with passes – she is really good in the box and with her head – she will score goals." With Schüller on board, United fans are eagerly anticipating a significant boost in goal-scoring output from their new striker.
She's got all the ingredients for a top-notch striker - speed, agility, great feet... I love how she thrives on confidence too. And with United always delivering those crosses into the box, it's like they're speaking her language 
. Can't wait to see her do some damage and bring in those goals! 
Only hope is that she settles in quick, doesn't take too long for her to click with the team. Would be great if she brings in some stability up front for United. Fingers crossed! 
Lea Schüller's skills are insane, she's like a one-man goal-scoring machine 
. And yeah, United's been doing really well with crosses this season, it's like they've got a system that actually works 
. Don't get me wrong, there's always some risk with new signings but I think Schüller's gonna be a game-changer 
. Can't wait to see her in action at Old Trafford! 
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... I mean, Lea Schüller's goalscoring record is insane! It's like what happened with Kelly Smith at Sunderland all those years ago 
. The fact that she thrives on confidence is music to my ears too - it's like when our beloved Steph Houghton was in her element at Manchester City 
... Lea Schüller sounds like an amazing player and all, but 3.5 years is a pretty long contract for a striker 
... I mean, what if she's not the perfect fit? or gets injured? won't that be a waste of money 
... plus, it's just another big-money signing in the Premier League, feels like we're gonna see some major inflation on player prices soon 
. I'm loving how United are all about delivering crosses into the box now, it's like they've hired a striker who knows exactly what to do with them 
. The chemistry between Schüller and Ella Toone is gonna be 
. Fans can finally expect some real goal-scoring fireworks from that side of the pitch! 
what a machine 
my prediction: 25+ goals in the first season? 
the way they've structured her transfer and highlighted her strengths is everything - 'exceptional attributes', 'speed, agility, two great feet'... it's all so clear 
. and that quote from Daniel Kraus about her being a world-class striker? 
it's like United just handed you a winning formula 
. I love how they're playing up their ability to deliver crosses into the box - it's genius marketing, but honestly, it sounds like a solid strategy for Schüller too 
. fingers crossed she can make an impact and bring those goals rolling in! 
. United fans are in for a treat, this signing is 
. The fact that they're gonna deliver crosses into the box for her is pure genius 
. And what about all these coaches and teammates she played with? Sounds like a bunch of scripted PR to me 
. I'm not saying Schüller isn't an awesome player, but something don't add up here... 
. Don't get me wrong, Schüller sounds like a great player, but let's not get carried away just yet 
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! I mean, 54 goals in 82 internationals is no joke 
. The fact that they're relying on crosses into the box is genius - it plays to her strengths perfectly 
she sounds like an amazing player with so much experience and skills - 54 goals in just 82 internationals is insane!!! i've been a fan of the germany national team since my grandma used to take me to watch them play at the stadium when i was little 
. i'm really rooting for her to do well at united, especially with their cool tactic of delivering crosses into the box - it'll be so much fun to watch her score goals! 
i'm loving the fact that she's played with those notable teammates too, it must've helped her build that confidence 
. Can you imagine Ella Toone and Fridolina Rolfö working together to feed Schüller all those passes? Girl's gonna score goals left & right 
can't wait to see what she brings to old trafford 
I think there's more to this story than meets the eye... like what's really going on behind the scenes of this transfer deal