Shaw surprised everyone.

Luke Shaw is having one of his most memorable seasons since joining Manchester United.

The 2-0 victory against Tottenham on February 7th not only extended Manchester United's winning streak, but also showcased Luke Shaw's consistent performance. The English defender continued his start against Spurs, playing steadily on the left flank and reaffirming his status as one of the most surprising players of the season so far. This is surprising because Shaw was once considered past his prime, struggling with injuries.

Remarkably, Shaw has started all 25 of Manchester United's Premier League matches this season. He has accumulated 2,183 minutes of playing time, more than any of his teammates at Old Trafford.

The Times commented: “Luke Shaw has been playing very well this season. The best and most experienced left-back in the Premier League right now is none other than Luke Shaw.” Carrick's decision to revert Manchester United to a four-man defense has further improved Shaw's performance, as he is most comfortable playing as a left-back in a four-man backline.

Shaw has been surprising everyone by playing consistently since the start of the season.

The Telegraph raises the question of whether Shaw's perfect fitness and consistent performance on the left wing are giving manager Tuchel something to think about. Is there a possibility that Shaw could be recalled to the England squad? This question is sparking much curiosity.

With consistent form and exceptional stamina despite his previous injury history, Shaw is quietly but convincingly proving his worth at Manchester United. Shaw's last appearance for the England national team was in the Euro 2024 final.

Since then, the England left-backs have changed constantly. From O'Reilly (the most recent), to Myles Lewis-Skelly, Spence, Livramento, James, Hall, Lewis, Trent, and Colwill. Almost none have shown the consistency and impressive performance that Shaw once did.

For MU, Shaw's impressive form also raises questions for the club's management, especially as his contract is set to expire next year (2027). Shaw is also currently the longest-serving player at Manchester United (11 years and 7 months).

Retaining a player who understands the team, has regained form, and has shown consistency since the start of the season is clearly not a difficult option for MU right now.

Highlights Manchester United 2-0 Tottenham: On the evening of February 7th, MU brilliantly defeated Tottenham 2-0 in the 25th round of the Premier League.