19-year-old Manchester United gem could become ‘a monster under Amorim’

Manchester United Head coach Reuben Amorim It looks like he will get more time to turn things around and achieve success in his time at Old Trafford.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe He recently explained that he would like to give the Portuguese coach up to three seasons to prove that he is a good enough coach to take the Red Devils forward.

As heard in the clip above, the United boss pointed to Sir Alex Ferguson and Mikel Arteta’s disappointing starts to their careers at Manchester United and Arsenal as a defense of Amorim’s record so far.

The former Sporting coach won 20 matches and lost 21 matches out of the 50 matches in which he coached the team. Premier League Giants, including losing in the Europa League final to Tottenham Hotspur at the end of last season.

Patience is rarely available for managers with that kind of record at a club of Manchester United’s size, so Sir Jim Ratcliffe can be commended in that regard.

One current Red Devils player who may not be too happy with Amorim’s constant support from the top is midfielder Kobe Maino, who finds himself sitting on the bench most weeks.

Why didn’t Kobbie Mainoo start for Manchester United?

The England international is not a regular starter at the moment as the 3-4-2-1 system means he is in direct competition with club captain Bruno Fernandes for a place in the starting XI.

Amorim, as shown in the quotes above, has explicitly stressed that Maino needs to battle with Bruno to earn a regular place in the starting lineup, which is why he has not started any Premier League matches this season.

The Portugal international is the club’s captain and has scored 100 goals in 298 appearances for the club in all competitions, according to Transfermarkt, showing that he provides a major threat at the top of the pitch.

For all of Maino’s qualities, the England international’s return of seven goals and three assists in 78 appearances for United, according to Transfermarkt, shows he is not as influential as Bruno in the final third.

The academy graduate does not fall into the specific roles that Amorim wants in his second midfield, as he is not a specialist attacking midfielder or a specialist defensive midfielder, but his form under Erik ten Hag has proven that he is a great talent at Premier League level.

Regardless of his current situation under Amorim, the central midfielder’s progression into the first team has been successful with United developing a star at Premier League and England international level from his academy.

Another player who could follow in the central midfielder’s footsteps by coming out of the academy to shine in the first team is Under-21 star Sekou Kone.

Why could Sekou Kone be Manchester United’s next Kobbie Mainoo?

Kone is yet to make his first-team debut, however It has been reported

Now back to training

U23 scout Antonio Mango claimed That the central midfielder has “the skills to be a monster under Ruben Amorim”. Football talent scout Jacek Kulig as well Compare him to Michael Essien He claimed to have “9/10” potential.