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Manchester United chief coach Ruben Amorim insisted that the decision to release Marcus Rashford and Antony left the club on loan is worth the short -term pain for the long -term gain.
Two attackers, who are both On the way to get back to Old Trafford When their contracts with Aston Villa and Real Betis expired at the end of the season, they impressed Manchester. Antony is directly involved in nine goals while running Betis in La League Champions League Qualifying sites and semi -finals of conference league.
Rashford scored an average of a goal or assistant every 94 minutes for a villa, delivering a great individual screen against Manchester City In the middle of the week that captured the renovated verb and energeticness that he enjoyed far from his boyish club.
United fought desperately for any permanent attacking threat in the absence of a duet. As he admitted this week: “We miss a lot of things on the team. We saw with Milan in the past, a lot of problems – big teams that when you get inside (the club and you understand), in one context, this is really difficult. And in January we lost Rashford and Antony and we didn’t bring new ones – (IT) was risk.”
However, the Portuguese boss defended clubs transfer activity. “Here are things that are more important than scoring ten more goals this season. We’re trying to do something more important. We can now harm the team, but in the future it will help the club.”
Amorim revealed that it was “my idea” to let Rahford and Antonia leave, but insisted that the club’s hierarchy offered him full support. “That’s clear,” he said. “I’m trying to help the team and sometimes help players who need something different – that’s all.”
The 40-year-old coach has previously explained that “he couldn’t make Marcus (Rashford) see the way you should play football and train the way I see it.”
United’s transfer policy was not the only aspect of Amorim’s term he defended on his part The Premier League conflict with Bournemouth.
Former sports CP manager asked to stay with a Lisbon suit until the end of the season before eventually accepted United’s Ultimatum of Association now or never. “If you ask me four months ago, with all the problems, maybe I have the feeling that I should be stronger when I say that I will start at the beginning of the season,” he admitted to Amori.
“But today I feel that this will help us in the future.
“We suffer a lot here. There is a lot of frustration, but I feel, at this point, maybe because we are near the end, this is the most important time, maybe, in the next few years.
“We will use all the information to better prepare for the next few years, so (no) regrets.”
