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Leny Yoro opened at the exit of Marcus Rashford (Photo Ben Roberts Photo/Getty Images)
Leny Yoro revealed that Manchester United manager Ruben, Amorim, made it clear that he would not tolerate his lack of effort, just days after Marcus Rashford was sent to loan to Aston Villa.
The French defender, who joined the United from Lille for £ 52 million in the summer, explained that he had set up a high tape for discipline and dedication to Amorim. Players who do not fulfill his expectations will be outside the team, just as Marcus Rashford did.
Speaking of Rio Ferdinand represents Podcast, Yoro opened up about Amorim’s coaching style and expectations.
“I’m a good relationship with Ruben Amorim. I’m just trying to do what he’s asking me,” he said. “He is big in communicating with players because he played at the highest level. He was in many clubs, so he knows your feelings when you don’t play or when you have a bad game. He knows how to talk to you and that’s really important to me.”
Amorim’s strict requirements extend outside the field
Meanwhile, Rashford, who has supported United all his life, has become the first great victim of Amorim’s standing. His loan moves to Aston Villa marks a major career change, and only time will reveal whether to return to Old Trafford under Amorim’s administration.
The 27-year-old striker was consistently left out of United meetings under Amorim, and reports suggest that the manager was not impressed with his attitude and effort in training. He eventually moved to the villa during a winter window.
The training under the amorim is intense, Yoro explained. “It’s really really up in training, I would say, it’s hard. But that’s important. We have a lot of training, and training is really important for him because you play a game like training,” he said. “The most important thing is to be really good in training. If no Work, if you are lazy in training, you won’t like it, it will kill you!
“I just want to be ready as possible,” he admitted. “But the pressure of playing for United also took his toll. Yoro found that he was avoiding social media to protect himself from negativity.
