I don’t wish to sell him he is very important but they are pushing me to sell – Ruben Amorim
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has expressed his determination to retain the club’s top talents amid financial challenges.
According to a report by The Sun, Amorim stated, “Our idea is always to keep the best players and the players we build for this club.” This comes as the club faces potential sales of key players, including 19-year-old midfielder Kobbie Mainoo, to comply with Premier League profit and sustainability regulations.
Amorim acknowledged the complexities of the situation, noting the club’s current financial constraints. He emphasized his commitment to nurturing homegrown talent, stating, “I really love my players. I want to keep them, especially the talented ones.” Mainoo, who has been linked with interest from clubs like Chelsea, is considered a pivotal figure for United’s future.
The manager also highlighted the importance of strategic recruitment and academy development to ensure players fit the club’s tactical demands. He remarked, “We need to improve recruitment so that when we are targeting players, we are sure they can cope with the demands.” This approach aims to strengthen the squad while adhering to financial regulations.
As Manchester United prepares for their upcoming FA Cup tie against Arsenal, Amorim’s focus remains on maintaining a strong lineup. He plans to field a competitive team, underscoring the significance of the competition and the club’s commitment to success despite off-field challenges.
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has expressed his determination to retain the club’s top talents amid financial challenges. According to a report by The Sun, Amorim stated, “Our idea is always to keep the best players and the players we build for this club.” This comes as the club faces potential sales of key players, including 19-year-old midfielder Kobbie Mainoo, to comply with Premier League profit and sustainability regulations.
Amorim acknowledged the complexities of the situation, noting the club’s current financial constraints. He emphasized his commitment to nurturing homegrown talent, stating, “I really love my players. I want to keep them, especially the talented ones.” Mainoo, who has been linked with interest from clubs like Chelsea, is considered a pivotal figure for United’s future.
The manager also highlighted the importance of strategic recruitment and academy development to ensure players fit the club’s tactical demands. He remarked, “We need to improve recruitment so that when we are targeting players, we are sure they can cope with the demands.” This approach aims to strengthen the squad while adhering to financial regulations.
As Manchester United prepares for their upcoming FA Cup tie against Arsenal, Amorim’s focus remains on maintaining a strong lineup. He plans to field a competitive team, underscoring the significance of the competition and the club’s commitment to success despite off-field challenges.
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