Man United crisis? Leny Yoro on ex-Benfica: “Needs to improve…” | OneFootball

The start of Manchester United has not given any reason for the fans to smile, a situation that became even more complicated after the elimination against Grimsby Town. Facing yet another chapter of an endless crisis, Leny Yoro, a young defender for the Red Devils, was challenged to comment on the current state of Rúben Amorim's team,

In statements to Sky Sports, the protégé of the former Benfica player began by emphasizing the difficulties of the entire team: “It has been difficult for everyone. The game [against Grimsby] is already in the past, and we need to move forward and think about Burnley.”

Without any victory after three official games, where they accumulated two draws and one defeat, the English number 15 states that they need to turn things around against Burnley: “The team is ready to lift their heads. We are excited for the next game.”

After Rúben Amorim acknowledged the difficulties Manchester United is facing, Yoro recalled the mistakes made in previous matches: “It's difficult because I think against Fulham and Arsenal we were a bit unlucky. We even played well, honestly. We had chances to score and conceded goals that we could have avoided. These are the small details we need to improve.”

Finally, Leny Yoro reminded that the team must continue to work and not lose focus, as only then can they reverse the current sporting situation: “As soon as we enter Carrington, we focus on ourselves and the team spirit. Team spirit is very important, and we saw that in the pre-season.”

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