“LET Him Pack his things and Leave I don’t want to see him in my Club Again, He didn’t score an open Net and caused the Loss today”- Roben Amorim has instructed Manchester United FLOP to leave the Club with immediate effect.

Opting to deploy midfielder Kobbie Mainoo as a false nine, Amorim left traditional strikers Rasmus Højlund and Joshua Zirkzee on the bench. This experiment aimed to enhance offensive fluidity but ultimately fell short, as United failed to find the back of the net. 

The decision to sideline Højlund and Zirkzee raises questions about their current form and future roles within the squad. Both players have struggled to make a significant impact this season, leading to speculation about their standing with the manager. Amorim’s choice to field Mainoo in an unfamiliar attacking role underscores his dissatisfaction with the traditional strikers’ performances. 

While there is no official confirmation of any player being instructed to leave the club, the situation highlights the mounting pressure on underperforming members of the squad. Amorim’s post-match comments and tactical decisions suggest a potential shake-up as he seeks to address the team’s offensive challenges.

The defeat to Crystal Palace not only exposed tactical vulnerabilities but also intensified discussions about player performances and future strategies. As Manchester United navigates this challenging period, the focus remains on improving results and solidifying the squad’s cohesion.

For a more in-depth analysis of Amorim’s tactical approach and the implications for the team’s strikers, you can refer to the following article: