Neville tells annoying duo to be more like Arsenal stars to avoid Amorim's wrath

Former Manchester United star Gary Neville has revealed how Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho could feature on the right side of new manager Ruben Amorim.

Man Utd Following a controversial 2-1 defeat to West Ham United, he sacked Erik ten Hag and moved quickly to replace him with Amorim. The Red Devils paid Sporting a total of €11 million (£9.2 million/$12 million); This amount complies with Amorim’s release clause and also includes extra compensation for backroom staff.

The 39-year-old has signed a contract with United that runs until June 2027 and will begin training at Carrington on November 11 during the upcoming international break.

Amorim United have a big job on their hands as they lack an identity and a clear style of play. The coach will also need to turn the tables around quickly, as United sit 13th in the Premier League and 21st out of 36 teams in the Europa League standings.

Wingers in the 1-1 draw with Chelsea on Sunday Rashford and Garnacho failed to track back several times, causing frustration among fans, pundits, and fellow players.

Neville thinks they need to become more like their counterparts at Arsenal, Manchester City and Liverpool to remain key players under Amorim.

“I won’t dig Rashford and garnacho I left, but I left because they are two players who have surpassed the rankings. I think there’s some appreciation for that; you are an academy player and therefore you have a level of support from the fans, there is enthusiasm towards them,” the expert said. Gary Neville Podcast.

“They’ve been in the team now, Rashford has been in the team for a few years and Garnacho has been in the team for a few years, but when I watch (Bukayo) Saka, (Leandro) Trossard and (Gabriel) Martinelli (for Arsenal), I watch them. Bernardo Silva and (Phil) for City.” Whether it’s Foden or me, I watch the players at Liverpool, I watch them all running back, harassing and doubling up with real intent.

“I watched (Malo) Gusto run forward on the far side in the first half and couldn’t believe how much space he found. The first moral is that you have to work hard.”

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‘This is an average United team’ – Roy Keane

Meanwhile, Roy Keane Sent a warning to Amorim After getting ‘bored’ by their boring performance against Chelsea.

Asked what United’s new boss would think of the display, Keane said: “He should have signed a longer contract. This team has a long way to go.

“I know a manager will come in, you’d hope he’ll get more out of this group but this is an average United team. All the stats back that up.

“You don’t know what you’re going to get with them. They could win the game, but you also think there’s a good chance they’ll lose. It happened by chance.

“It’s not good. I hate to use the word boring. Lack of belief in luck. They were getting more chances when the match started.

“But I was really disappointed, it was so flat. The fans must be disappointed. “From the manager’s point of view, this team is a long way from being in the top four and competing.”

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Meanwhile, United interim boss Ruud van Nistelrooy talks about plans He is amid speculation that Amorim could oust him from Old Trafford.

“I was thinking about managing before I came to United, there’s no doubt about that. It was a great opportunity for me when United came up with this opportunity,” he said.

“I wanted to be here and I put that (management ambitions) aside. For me, it was a conscious decision to come here and help. I just want to stay and do the same thing and that’s my focus for now.”

United are not the first English club to consider Amorim. West Ham United held talks with the Portuguese in April, while Liverpool identified him as a possible successor to Jurgen Klopp.

According to the Portuguese press, West Ham and Saudi club Al-Nassr previously agreed to meet Amorim’s exit clause at Sporting.

However, the tactician was unable to agree a contract with West Ham and quickly rejected Al-Nassr as he did not want to leave Europe’s top tier.