Amorim must sell people who earn more than Mainoo

United were beaten on Sunday after Premier League rival Fulham beat Old Trafform.

The Red Devils beat Calvin Bassey 1-0 to head the ball but fought at Bruno Fernandes to bring the game to an extra time.

Ruben Amorim’s side could not find a winner in another 30 minutes, the tie fell to the live kick, losing twice, United blocked their fate and won the quarter-final clash in a game that won only a tenth of Erik last season.

It was a disappointing performance and result for Manchester United, and in a season that brought to the club, Amorim’s last realistic chance to win the trophy this semester is now the Europa League.

The Portuguese head coach, who has joined ten partners from sports, may have had one attention in the summer transfer window and he will have to take over the decisions of several players.

Swedish central defender Victor Lindelof is one of the players who missed on the scene on Sunday.

Victor Lindelof’s performance against Fulham

The 30-year-old centre-back replaced Leny Yoro in the 54th minute and may not be expected to have a 67-minute move, including overtime.

Lindelof was quite protected as part of the guard’s two-thirds and did well enough against the Goats to win all three of his games and completed 96% of attempted passes.

Swedish International made four clearances and two tackles, not dribbled once, and seemed to have a solid outing on the defensive core.

But, unfortunately, Lindelof’s own heroism finally disappointed him. The centre-back raised a penalty, and he saw Bernd Leno save his efforts before the likes of Alejandro Garnacho and Chido Obi-Martin.

As you can see in the clip above, the Swedish Titans have proven in the past that he can apply free throws in the FA Cup pressing moments, score at Wembley and book a place in the finals in 2023.

Despite his good performance in penalty breakouts, Lindelof is one of the players in the summer window to be driven by Amorim.

Why should Victor Lindelof be let go

The former Benfica star, who had no contract at the end of June, wasn’t enough on the court to show that the Portuguese head coach should hope to expand his deal at Old Trafford.

With a few months left in the season, Lindelof has not yet run the Premier League for United. All six appearances on top flights are alternatives, which illustrates where he is in the centre-back’s pecking order.

This shows that he is not a front-line choice for Manchester United, as he is rarely chosen by ten witches or Amorim, although part of it comes down to his recent struggle with injuries.

As you can see in the table below, Lindelof still hasn’t been out of the club for a long time in his first few years, but he has missed 37 games since the beginning of the last semester.

Lindelof has made 270 appearances in all the Red Devils’ games and is not reliable enough in terms of availability over the past two seasons, which also leaves him on the brink of the team.

As a result, Amorim must allow the experienced Central defender to move forward from Old Trafford when his contract expires in the summer, but he is not the only player who must be ruthless.

Alejandro Garnacho is another fool, and the former sports manager must honor the opening of the summer transfer window.

Why should Alejandro Garnacho be sold

First, it was reported that there were several club interests in the January transfer window, including Naples, Chelsea, Juventus and Atletico Madrid.

This shows that if the next window opens, they decide to sell Garnacho, they are willing to do business with Manchester United, rather than the situation where the Red Devils need to find a team to take the players.

As the clip above shows, the 20-year-old Dynamo has some amazing moments on the uniform shirt, but his return in the current campaign is due to his decision to be replaced last week with Ipswich, which is undoubtedly Nadir of his career so far, and that’s why he decided to walk along the tunnel.

It’s a time that dissatisfied some, including Manchester United writer Alex Turk, who advises young people need to “grow a little bit.”

So, Garnacho (£50,000 per week) reportedly earned more money than teammates Patrick Dorgu (£40,000 per week) and Kobbie Mainoo (£20 per week) whose decline on the court suggests that the club should cash his salary before securing his salary.

As you can see in the table above, college graduates have reduced their results in the last third of the Premier League, missing more “big opportunities” per 90 innings, fewer goals, assists and fewer assists and keys through.

Essentially, this means that the Manchester United youngster is not as good as the 2023/24 campaign, but a differentiator in front of goals, which makes him less and less effective on the court.

These statistics suggest that Garnacho missed two “big opportunities” in his free throw loss to Fulham, he is declining and Manchester United should pull the most value from the interests of many teams.

If his form continues to decline in the years to come, and his value follows, that’s why Amorim fell with it after choosing against him in January and Lindrov in the summer, which is why his form continues to decline, which is why his value continues to decline in the years to come, which is why his value continues to decline in the years to come, which is why his value and summer, his value continues to decline in the years to come.