The pursuit of Kobbie Mainoo has taken a significant turn, with the Manchester United midfielder reportedly giving his “OK” to a move to Napoli. According to a report from Corriere dello Sport

Mainoo is not the only player struggling for minutes under Amorim—Joshua Zirkzee and Manuel Ugarte both have similar minutes tallies this season—but the narrative surrounding him is unique.

Ruben Amorim deviated from his trusted 3-4-3 for the first time as Manchester United manager as he experimented with a new-look system for the Premier League match against Bournemouth.

Former Manchester United defender Mikael Silvestre has revealed his stance on Ruben Amorim while forecasting the team’s path under him.United improvingAfter enduring a tough start to life at United

The Red Devils manager is open to selling an English midfielder in the middle of the season, as sources tell TEAMtalk about ‘talks’ with a Portuguese star

Amorim watched on in a constant flux of shock and awe as his United side played out a 4–4 draw at home to Bournemouth on Monday night. The prematch dialogue had been dominated by talk of a change in formation from his 3-4-2-1—something which Amorim has previously been so anti he claimed that not even the Pope could force him into an alteration.