Manchester United winger Amad has give his thoughts on the upcoming campaign and backed manager Ruben Amorim to be a success, despite their struggles last season
Manchester United star Amad has urged fans to be “patient” and claimed that a top five finish would be a “good season” for the Red Devils. United are looking to bounce back form their worst ever Premier League campaign last season.
They finished 15th in the league and missed out on a spot in the Champions League after losing 1-0 to Tottenham in the Europa League final. However, Amad remains confident that United will “win a lot” under Ruben Amorim.
“I think they have to be patient with us,” the winger said. “There’s a new manager, with new players and new tactics. We know last season wasn’t really good for the team, but I think this season we will win a lot with him (Amorim).
“And I hope this season that we are going to achieve a lot of good things by the end of the season. A good season will be top five. I hope we can achieve top five at the end of the season.”
Amad also gave his thoughts on United’s transfer business so far, with Matheus Cunha having joined from Wolves and Bryan Mbeumo also set to make the move to Old Trafford. “He’s a good player,” Amad said of Cunha.
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“We need good players in the team and he’ll bring a lot to the team. I hope he can give us some different things. Especially last season, we missed a lot of good players in the final third. He scored a lot of goals last season, so I just wish him all the best.”
And when asked about Mbeumo, he added: “Of course I’m looking forward to playing with him. We need good players in the team who can bring something to the final third. We are really excited to have them in the team and I hope that together we can give something to the fans at the end of the season because they deserve it.”
United drew 0-0 with Leeds in their first pre-season friendly on Saturday and Amorim admitted that his side were off the pace. “It was a pre-season game. The gaps between our sectors was sometimes too big,” he said.
“We have a lack of pace, especially in the middle of the park and you can feel it is hard to win and bring the ball. But we created chances. I think Matheus Cunha showed what we need. That he is a player when he receives the ball between the lines can be really aggressive in the direction of the opponents.
“We watched that during last season in a different team so we expect the same thing. Of course you can see the connection between him and Bruno is still not there but it’s going to be a good connection.”
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