Ruben Amorim’s true feelings about Jack Fletcher and two other Manchester United starlets revealed

Ruben Amorim has been integrating several young talents into his Manchester United first-team squad in recent months.

Manchester United have had a difficult season so far and the change in management to Ruben Amorim in November has not had a majorly positive impact.

The new United boss has been trying to implement a new style of play while also having to deal with several injuries in key areas.

Amorim has been regularly involving several Academy stars in the first-team squad and gifted first-team debuts to Chido Obi and Harry Amass.

Several other exciting talents have been involved in training and on the bench, and they will be hoping to push for action on the pitch before the end of the season.

Amorim’s true feelings on Fletcher and two other United talents

Jack Fletcher is among the players to have become involved under Amorim, with the 18-year-old midfielder appearing on the bench three times for the Reds in recent weeks.

He has been impressing in the youth ranks alongside another midfield talent, Jack Moorhouse, who is also in and around the first-team squad at the moment.

It has been reported by MUFCAcademy on X that Amorim “highly appreciates” the young midfield duo of Moorhouse and Fletcher.

The account clarified that while this does not necessarily mean a first-team debut is forthcoming this season for either of them, they should be players to keep an eye out for.

It was also claimed that Bendito Mantato is another youth player “rated highly” by Amorim. He recently returned from injury and since has stood out in several games for the youth sides.

United youth players must be ready

In the Premier League so far this season, United have given more minutes to teenagers than any other club bar Tottenham Hotspur.

However, Amorim is not putting these young talents into the firing line immediately and wants them to be fully prepared for the moment they take to the pitch.

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Amass was one player who had to wait patiently for his opportunity, and it will be the same case for the likes of Fletcher, Moorhouse and Mantato.

“They have to understand they’re so lucky to play for Man United,” Amorim told reporters of the young stars. “At the same moment I have so much fun putting young kids to play.”

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