In the last three seasons of the Premier League, the situation of the Final Four has become clearer. One thing that has not changed is that the final winner of the league must be the team that has scored the most league goals in the final four. From Chelsea in 05-06 to Manchester United in 06-07 and 07-08.

In the 05-06 season, Chelsea won the championship with 91 points against Manchester United with 83 points. In that season's Premier League, Chelsea scored 72 goals in 38 league matches, tied for the most total goals in the Final Four league, along with Manchester United, and in the end, Chelsea successfully defended their title. In the 06-07 season, Manchester United beat Chelsea with 83 points with 89 points to regain the league title. That season, United scored 83 goals in 38 Premier League games, far ahead of Chelsea, who came in second in the list in terms of goals, with 19 goals. In the 07-08 season, Manchester United finally defended their title with 87 points against Chelsea with 85 points, the Red Devils scored 80 goals in 38 Premier League games, and Arsenal, who ranked second in the number of goals, scored 74 goals, and Manchester United once again lifted the Premier League trophy.

Manchester United have brought in Bulgarian centre-forward Berbatov from Tottenham this season, and the numbers tell you what bringing in Babba means for United.

Last season, Ronaldo scored 31 goals in the league to win the top scorer honor; Berbatov scored 15 goals, ranking 5th in the top scorers list; Tevez, who scored 14 goals, is 8th in the top scorers; Rooney, who scored 12 goals, is 10th in the top scorer. In other words, all four are in the top 10 goalscorers. In contrast, in the other three, no one at Chelsea can make it to the top 10 goalscorers; Arsenal only Adebayo finished in the top 10; Liverpool, on the other hand, have Torres and newly brought in Robbie Keane in the top 10.

Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Tevez and Beba scored a staggering 72 goals in the Premier League last season! What is the concept of 72 ball? When Chelsea won the 05-06 Premier League, the whole team scored just 72 goals, and in the last two seasons, Chelsea have never scored more than 65 league goals in the season! Even excluding Beba, the combined number of goals scored by Manchester United's trident last season was 57, and the goals scored by Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney and Tevez were only eight goals away from the Chelsea team, not to mention that in terms of form and age, Beba far exceeded Saha who left the team.

Not only that, in the Premier League last season, Rooney had 10 direct assists, ranking third in the Premier League; With nine times for Peba, Cristiano Ronaldo and Tevez for six, the combined number of assists by these four is 31, in other words, Manchester United's new version of F4 scored a combined 72 goals and 31 assists in the league last season, which is obviously an incredible number.

No wonder the talented Ferguson personally drove to Manchester Airport to pick up Beba, no wonder the old man kept staring at the Bulgarian footballer after completing the medical examination, and then sharpened his lips with Tottenham Hotspur and quickly signed him. Looking at the smiling face of the old man after keeping Ronaldo and taking down Beba, Scolari's face may be longer. Obviously, this summer's Premier League Final Four transfer, Ferguson won again.

Despite the introduction of Berbatov, United remain reluctant to give up young striker Vlader Campbell, who spent a year on loan at Tottenham, and Ferguson has high expectations for him.

Hull had previously bid £7 million for Campbell and several other clubs were interested in him, but Manchester United chief executive Gil revealed that they had turned down offers one by one, and Ferguson was reluctant to sell Campbell because he thought the newcomer had a great future.

"Campbell was a young forward who was a lot of attention in the summer," Gill said, "and we got offers to buy him, but we didn't want to sell because we believed, and Ferguson believed, that he had a great future." ”

"Loan at Tottenham will give him experience in the Premier League and when he comes back he will be even better and hopefully in the first team. We're happy with the deal, it's good for him and for us. ”

Speaking about sending French striker Saha to Everton for free, Gill said: "It was a decision by Ferguson, the players and the club, there were a few clubs who came to talk about it in the summer, but Saha liked Moyes' future plans and decided to go to Everton. ”

Speaking about French defender Sylvester who moved to Arsenal, Gil said: "We also like to see some surprises. Sylvester played for us for nine years, played more than 300 times, played very well, he got injured last season and now wants to play after recovering from injury, but like Saha, I think everyone thinks it's time to make a change and take on a new challenge. I'm sure he's going to do really well at Arsenal. ”