Inside Amorim’s Playbook: The Surprising Rule That’s Transforming Manchester United’s Future
Some players, however, were deemed incompatible with that vision. Marcus Rashford was sent on loan to Barcelona, while Antony, Tyrell Malacia, Jadon Sancho, and Alejandro Garnacho have been training away from the first team and are expected to leave. Amorim bears no ill will, even toward Garnacho, whose high-profile disagreement with the manager last December ultimately did not hinder his reintegration—at least temporarily.
“He’s a really talented boy,” Amorim said, acknowledging that some relationships simply don’t click. “Sometimes, players want a different kind of leadership. I understand that.”
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