4. Kobbie Mainoo
Kobbie Mainoo is widely regarded as the future of Manchester United and is set to play a vital role during Ruben Amorim’s tenure.
However, Amorim will need to carefully manage the young midfielder to avoid the risk of recurring injuries from overplaying at such a crucial stage in his development.
That said, Thursday’s match against Bodo/Glimt could be the ideal opportunity for Mainoo to get his first minutes under Amorim.
Mainoo’s a perfect fit for Amorim’s double-pivot system.
Amorim will undoubtedly want to integrate Mainoo into his plans gradually, and this match may provide an environment to assess how the midfielder adapts to the new tactical framework.
Mainoo’s development under Amorim could be key to United’s long-term success.
5. Rasmus Hojlund
Rasmus Hojlund’s Manchester United career has been inconsistent so far, with injuries disrupting his rhythm.
While he has shown glimpses of his talent, he has yet to fully win over the fanbase.
Under Ruben Amorim, however, Hojlund appears to be a natural fit.
His physicality, pace, and work rate resemble the traits of Victor Gyokeres, a forward who thrived under Amorim’s system.
These qualities could make Hojlund a key player as the team adapts to the new tactical approach.
With Marcus Rashford starting up front against Ipswich, it seems likely that Amorim will give Hojlund his chance against Bodo/Glimt.
This game presents an excellent opportunity for the striker to showcase his potential and cement his role in Amorim’s plans.
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