Manchester — When Edinson Cavani joined Manchester United on transfer deadline day in October it was widely described as a “panic signing”, with the 33-year-old’s arrival viewed as a desperate deal by a club who had failed to get their main targets.
But after his outstanding performance at Southampton on Sunday, coming on at the break to create one goal and score two, including the late winner in a 3-2 comeback, the Uruguayan looks far from the washed-up player some suspected he might be...
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