Ruben Amorim has shared his thoughts on Manchester United’s new signings, Bryan and Matheus ahead of the Red Devils’ Snapdragon Cup clash with Fiorentina on Saturday. The United boss was full of praise for both players, highlighting their proven quality and impact in the Premier League.
Summer signings Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha are in contention to make their Old Trafford debuts for Manchester United against Fiorentina this lunchtime.
The duo, who arrived from Brentford and Wolves respectively earlier this summer, have been included in Ruben Amorim’s plans for the visit of the Italian side for United’s final pre-season friendly of the summer.
Speaking ahead final pre-season game of the summer before the Premier League resumes next weekend. The gaffer made his feelings known about the Red Devils new signings this summer as seen on Manchester United official website.
He said:
“Bryan and Matheus are top-class players who have proven their qualities in the Premier League, but they are also really humble and showed a huge desire to come to Manchester United. Diego, is of course, a different type of signing, with high potential for the future.
“We can all see that the confidence in the group is growing, and we feel like a different team already. We must always remind ourselves how special it is to be Manchester United, and how that means producing the highest standards in everything we do.
“That includes occasions like today, as we welcome Stefano Pioli and Fiorentina to Manchester. We must strive for our best levels every day, because doing so consistently is the only way to set the right standard for this club.”
Earlier deals for Cunha and Mbuemo paved the way for United to be able to make a third significant signing, despite concerns over the club’s ability to abide by Premier League profit and sustainability rules
The club have a host of players who does not fitinto Ruben Amorim style of play, and are up for sale including Antony, Alejandro Garnacho, Tyrell Malacia and Jadon Sancho but have so far only managed to move on Marcus Rashford on loan to Barcelona.
