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Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim has provided an update on Kobe Mino and Marcus Rashford amid reports they have moved elsewhere.
But a major overhaul is expected. Man Utd Amorim will put his stamp on his squad as the new head coach this year.
Amorim Inherited a mess at United and endured a difficult first two months at Old Trafford. They are currently just seven points clear of the relegation zone.
The Red Devils need upgrades at various positions, but Amorim has a ‘tight’ budget.. This could force them to approve a number of net profit sales amid reports that Menu and Rashford could be sold.
Commenting on United’s transfer situation, Amorim admitted that they “need to improve” in two areas and claimed that Mano and Rashford have a future at Old Trafford.
“We need to improve recruitment, so that when we’re targeting players we’re confident they can cope with the demands,” Amorim said.
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“Also, we have to improve our academy. Young kids who feel the club in the right way and do some business to invest in the team.
“Our idea is always to have the best players and develop them for this club, but I’m really happy and like my players, especially the academy boys.”
When asked if Menno and Rashford had a future at Man Utd, he added: “Yes, my players are always my favorites so I want to keep my players. It’s a special one at this club. The moment is, it’s a difficult moment but I’m really glad Kobe is getting better.
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Man Utd take on Arsenal in the FA Cup at the Emirates on Sunday. Amorim remained tight-lipped when asked what his priority was this season and offered his perspective on squad rotation.
“At the moment I’m living day by day. What I’m thinking is that we have a week without a game, we had a day off and we could do a little bit with the team, Amorim continued.
“We have to play the best team and win and follow the last performance. I am not thinking this way because we are in a difficult moment.
“My focus is more on our week. In the cup you never know. Sometimes it’s better to win this type of game and then you have less time to rest. We just want to win this game and then we’ll get to the next one. will think about.
On rotating his team, he said: “I think we rotated more in parts where we were trying to figure out what kind of players we had and then a lot of players coming back from injury. and we were moving less.
“I look at some players in positions and try and have some fresh legs. Now we have time to train a bit more and work on set pieces. We suffered a lot in the last game, so we “I don’t wander because I want to wander. I’m trying to find the best solution for each game.”
