Amorim can finally get Man Utd’s native GYOKERES axe

With the Europa League finally looming, there are undoubtedly many options to make for manager Ruben Amorim, Bilbao may have few nails starting players, especially given the club’s ongoing issues at home.

Unfortunately, it is almost possible to choose your position as the berth of the center, and the Portuguese coach was forced by default to the struggling Rasmus Hojlund, considering the lack of alternatives.

Indeed, the Red Devils suffered a blow from losing Joshua Zirkzee as it looked like the rest of the campaign, with the Dutch particularly playing against Real Sociedad and Lyon during consecutive trips.

Similarly, the decision not to include 17-year-old star Chido Obi’s entry into the Europa League team is now likely to backfire, so Hojlund is the only senior striker available in the game.

But with Chelsea – and then Aston Villa – entering the Premier League, it’s worth another approach to experimenting, while the 40-year-old potentially overlooks the college’s potential solutions.

How to replace Hoylund by Man Ut

A trip to the shops on Friday – five days before the key clash with Tottenham Hotspur next Wednesday – bringing Hojlund out of the shooting line could be a wise choice, especially with the gaps in Dane’s weekend against West Ham United.

This change could bring Young Obi into it, and despite being far from the finished article with the teenager, the back of the network has not been found in seven first-team appearances this season.

According to analyst Ben Mattinson, some “target machines” at the academy level found that life for senior teams became more difficult, and journalist Samuel Luckhurst pointed out that he looked like “a lacking 17-year-old boy among men” after his 4-3 defeat to Brentford 4-3.

Even Amorim later admitted that Obi was “naive” against his body against the bees, and the outing man saw him only registered nine times, while he won only two of his 9 attempts duels.

As his absence in the Europa League roster explains, Obi may not be really ready to lead the lead of the first team, arguably being abandoned too early due to Hoylund’s plight.

A further option might lie in Kobbie Mainoo’s form in the fake nine roles, and Bruno Fernandes or Amad may also have a potential solution in that berth, but Amorim may want to consider looking for internal alternatives elsewhere in the academy.

Man Utd may be the next Gyokeres to brew Amorim

Amorim lacks his usual striker in Manchester and will surely tear his hair open. Meanwhile, in Lisbon, Viktor Gyokeres continues to grow stronger and stronger, the sporting CP has reached its strength, with the club having scored 95 goals in just 100 games so far.

It is no surprise that the Swedes arrived from Coventry City in the summer of 2023 and 68 matches were played under Amorim’s watch only 66 of which were played under Amorim’s watch, which was held before the next semester.

That said, the new co-owner may already have his own prolific, exciting offensive talent that he can shape him into his next Gilk, and 18-year-old Victor Musa is currently playing a role in the youth setup.

Towering center-in-a similar mold to 2 gigolo masters in the 6-foot-2 level – Moussa has been a revelation at the U18 level this season, having been injured by injuries last semester.

Indeed, the promising scorer scored only 16 in 19 matches at the 2024/25 U18 Premier League level, including a brutal six goals in a 13-1 win over rival Leeds United last month.

The outing shows his full potential, Moussa leads the lineup in a superb way, often cutting off the right wing with devastating effects while also possessing the poacher’s instinct.

Players who can also operate on the side if needed – as did Gyokerers’ previous careers – now, multi-purpose talent is even the center of a quarrel between Spain and England about his international loyalty, both countries have played at the youth level so far.

Reports say he is even considered Manchester United’s own version of Barcelona superstar Lamine Yamal, which pays further tribute, and now the left foot is highly rated.

With Hojlund taking a break and Obi still looking too raw, Musa deserves his own chance to impress the blues, both on the bench and on the surprise start in West London.

Amorim either goes through the transfer market or has internal choices, so he needs to find his next Gyokeres-style offensive character. Why not show Moussa why he can be a native alternative to Swedish monsters?