Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has sent a strong message to the younger players in the squad during his first club interview.
The Portuguese was recently appointed as the permanent boss, and he is expected to take charge of training once his work visa is approved.
In his first interview on Manutd.com, the 39-year-old was asked about the excitement over the potential of Kobbie Mainoo, Amad Diallo, Rasmus Hojlund, Rasmus Hojlund and Leny Yoro.
He said: “I don’t want to say that we need time because we are a young team.
“They are prepared. They are prepared to cope with the demands of playing for Manchester United.
“They should be because they are here. We know it will take time, and we will try to win time with the games.
“But we have to start from day one without fear, without thinking that they are not used to playing like this.
“This is not on my mind. They will start on the first day with our idea, no matter what. That’s the goal.”
Amorim sends the right message in his first interview
The Red Devils have had another frustrating start to the campaign, but some of the younger players in the squad have shown promise.
Yoro has yet to make his competitive debut after sustaining a foot injury, but the rest of the players have been involved in the early part of the season.
Mainoo has been a revelation in the centre of the park. Hojlund has not scored regular goals but is an undisputed starter up front.
Garnacho has been by far United’s best performer with seven goals and four assists, while Diallo was also impressive before the international break.
Amorim clearly believes the quintet are prepared to play without fear at the highest level.
The Portuguese has sent the right message and should instil confidence in the younger players that he is prepared to trust them on his managerial debut at Ipswich Town.
Former manager Erik ten Hag also placed trust in emerging talents but highlighted that United need more time to challenge for the title as the team is in transition.
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