Man Utd have player who is ‘impossible to ignore’ as Ruben Amorim told to take immediate action

A Manchester United player who is “impossible to ignore” has been mentioned to Ruben Amorim as he gets ready to coach for the first time.

Amorim has some significant choices to make regarding team selection in the upcoming months after taking over as United’s next head coach in lieu of Erik ten Hag.

Journalist Dean Jones says Amorim is ‘excited’ by the winger’s technical skill, work off the ball, and inventiveness in the final third and believes Amad Diallo will play a ‘prominent’ role under the new boss.

When United visits Portman Road to play recently promoted Ipswich Town on Sunday afternoon, we will gain a better understanding of his philosophy.

However, Amorim has been advised to look at one of their youth possibilities before the Premier League match.

High-rated striker Ethan Ennis scored a hat-trick to help United’s under-21 team defeat Altrincham 4-0 earlier this week, extending their winning streak in the National League Cup.

Ennis, the first player to join the Reds from Liverpool in 57 years, has made 12 appearances in the academy this season, scoring nine goals and dishing out two assists.

Additionally, Steven Railston of the Manchester Evening News has predicted that the 19-year-old forward will compete for a berth in the first squad.

“So, you may be wondering if Ennis is trying to get into the starting lineup. “He should be,” was his response.

“Ennis can’t do much more in academy games and appears certain to have a successful career, but it’s unclear if he will be given the chance to play for the first team. He scored his hat-trick goal in the closing seconds and is a young player to keep an eye on.

Before his status is evaluated in January, Ennis, who signed a new deal in the summer, will play for United’s under-21 team for the first half of the season. He could

In August, the MEN stated: “He will continue to be an integral U21 player and could be allowed to leave on a temporary deal to challenge himself in a senior environment in the January window.”