“I am very happy we have him in my sqaud. He is a generational talents and a future Ballon D’or winner.”-Ruben Amorim sees one Man Utd player as ‘generational talent and a Future World Best’ and the ‘most interesting’ to develop as he plans to make him his main star player.

Amorim, 39, recently joined United from Sporting CP, stepping in after Erik ten Hag’s departure last month. After concluding his responsibilities in Portugal, he arrived at Carrington on Monday, where he met with several players who weren’t on international duty.

Amorim’s debut match as United manager is slated for November 24 against Ipswich Town at Portman Road. With United currently in 13th place in the Premier League, fans and analysts are keen to see how the new manager will tackle the team’s challenges. As reported by Fabrizio Romano, Amorim is especially enthusiastic about working with young defensive talent Leny Yoro, whom he views as a “generational talent,” a sentiment echoed by the club’s management.

Yoro, a 19-year-old center-back signed from Lille for £52 million on a five-year deal, is nearing a return from a pre-season metatarsal injury. Amorim sees Yoro as “one of the most interesting players to develop,” and is expected to play a key role in guiding the youngster’s progress as he approaches full fitness.

Additionally, *The Sun* notes that Amorim has high expectations for Mason Mount, whom United signed from Chelsea for £55 million. Though Mount’s start at United has been affected by injuries and inconsistent form, Amorim values his versatility and is eager to incorporate him into the squad, viewing Mount as integral to his tactical approach as the team aims