Paul Parker, the iconic former full-back of Manchester United, has voiced strong criticism regarding the club's current full-backs, stating they are not fit for purpose if the team hopes to compete seriously in the Premier League next season. In an exclusive interview, Parker highlighted that the club is failing to provide adequate service to players like Benjamin Sesko, particularly with the inverted nature of forwards such as Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo. He pointed out that full-backs must provide width and effective crosses, a role he believes is currently lacking. Parker specifically criticized Diogo Dalot for his lack of flexibility and Luke Shaw for his inability to advance due to fitness issues. He emphasized the necessity for dynamic full-backs who can run and suggested potential signings, including Crystal Palace's wing-back Munoz and left-back Tyrick Mitchell, to enhance the team's performance. Parker's insights underline the urgent need for Manchester United to revamp their full-back roster to improve their attacking play.