Amorim

The transfer deadline is over, and thankfully Kobbie Mainoo is still a Manchester United player, with close contact with the exit in the final hit of the window.

It was an unused alternative at the opening ceremony of the two Premier League games this season – in the Europa League final in May, receiving a substitute within minutes of the arena, the 20-year-old appears to be looking for a loan to increase the game time, starting from Old Trafford.

After all, it’s the World Cup year and despite playing the leading role in last year’s 2024 European Cup, United Academy graduates are now firmly out of the photos of England.

Thomas Tuchel chose to recall the forgotten man Ruben Loftus-Cheek after absent this Saturday, and Mainoo’s position in the midfield pecking order is obvious. He needs to return to the game regularly again.

Once the shining lights under Erik Ten Hag are shining, the local hero has not yet won Ruben Amorim. Something needs to be changed.

The Rise of Mainoo – and “Autumn” –

The writer, on that day, a 16-year-old Mainoo, has become his trademark since then, in the final show of the FA Youth Cup final in May 2022, and has made a striking show at the midfield base.

Then in 2022/23, the then-first-line team’s chances (three to be exact) were gradually hurt after being injured before he was released the following campaign before he was late.

From the start of his first Premier League in Everton, the man of his game showed That His home court at Liverpool was amazing at the late champion of Molinuex.

In May 2024, his Wembley Heroes limited such a significant rise, and it was a year of picking from the midfield masters as the premium equipment celebrated their Calabar Cup victory.

Despite all the negative emotions surrounding the Dutch, his belief in Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho is admirable. Amorim, please note.

Indeed, if Mainoo did not include Mainoo in Burnley last weekend, then Manchester United would risk giving up their 85-year tradition. Since 1937, an academy player has played in every match-day lineup.

This seems trivial, but it is the essence of Manchester United. Amorim won’t lose that.

However, in Portugal’s defense, he does not seem to be confident in his youth in due time. So far, he seems to have settled in his own boy miracle during his Red Devils.

Leny Yoro is Man Utd’s new boy miracle

On Man United’s new Ineos regime, question marks remain, including the lasting pursuit of Dan Ashworth (and subsequent sacking) and indecisive indecision involving the future of ten Hangers after the FA Cup final.

Combine the ongoing off-field issues that have been clouded recently, namely a series of redundancy under Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s watch, while the new look’s hierarchy still has a way to win the victorious and committed fan base.

That being said, optimists can look at the weird success stories on transfers so far, and Leny Yoro’s occupation is clearly an obvious example.

The ability to attract the teenage Frenchman in a competitive interest in strong Real Madrid last summer poached from Lille for a £52m deal, and the ability to attract the teenage Frenchman seemed like a real coup at the time. It’s only 12 months or so, and it’s even more so.

Although the injury to Arsenal last summer was similar to that of Mainoo a year ago, his introduction to Premier League football stopped, but the 19-year-old started the sport in an impressive way after his debut in December.

The skeptic will look at his performance against Southampton, more specifically, against Kamaldeen Sulemana, a worrying reason, but it is a rare stain on the transcript, as the player has not yet realized his full potential.

That night at Dream Theater, Yoro looked sublime under Amorim, and seemed to enjoy his role as a Right Centre-Back or leaving centre-back in this highly-watched 3-4-2-1 system.

From his final challenge at Darwin Nunez at Anfield to his major header at Lyon, 2025 has proven to be the year in Yoro so far, in the Europa League, and that’s all.

Although others with higher qualifications and authority falter around him, according to Copology, £115 a week is the real driver of the surge in Bilbao. Indeed, he actually pushed Amorim’s soldiers from the depths on any available occasion, a game against the sports club against Mason Hill’s key curly pole.

Yoro is described as a “generational pass” of Statman Dave, ranking in the top 3% of centre-backs in every 90 progressive competitions last semester, and ranked 90th on the FBREF and top 7% of the top 7% of pass completions.

According to Sofascore, he also named Amorim as the “New Rio Ferdinand”.

The location can be snatched throughout the park, but Yoro’s starting berth was almost nailed. Is this coincidence that on a trip to Grimsby, did the team just collapse on defense?

Since Amorim walked into the gate, only six players have seen more uniform appearances, and the youngster’s importance to his manager and his team is just hopeful to grow and grow.

At the time of joint collection, each manager seemed to have a rising star they liked, and while Yoro may not be a product of an academy like Mainoo, he represents everything this new regime should look for.