Fraizer Campbell believes Manchester United made a mistake by not re-signing Danny Welbeck before he moved to Chelsea this summer. Welbeck, who left the club in 2014, had his most productive season last year while playing for Brighton, scoring 13 Premier League goals and helping the team qualify for European competition. His strong performances caught the attention of bigger clubs, and Chelsea signed him for £5 million to add experience to their squad. Welbeck has already made an impact at Chelsea, scoring three goals in his first three matches in the Carabao Cup, helping the team advance past Luton Town and Leeds United. Welbeck’s career has had its share of highs and lows since he left Manchester United for Arsenal in 2014. Campbell expressed confusion over why United did not try to bring Welbeck back to Old Trafford this summer, especially with Michael Carrick’s team needing an experienced forward to support younger players like Benjamin Sesko. “For me, 100% Man Utd should’ve signed Danny Welbeck,” Campbell told Boyle Sports. He argued that having experienced forwards who understand the Premier League and can handle pressure is crucial, as it allows younger players to develop with less stress. Campbell also highlighted Welbeck’s deep connection to Manchester, which could have made him a valuable addition to the squad. Earlier this summer, former Manchester United legend Gary Neville also criticized the decision to sell Welbeck. He argued that United should never have let Welbeck leave in the first place, praising his career achievements, including his success with the England national team and in the Premier League. Neville acknowledged that the move to Chelsea might have been beneficial for the club, but he still believed Welbeck was a valuable asset who should have remained at Old Trafford.