Key Points
- Ruben Amorim was appointed as the head of AC Milan after being sacked from Manchester United in January.
- The Portuguese manager wants to transfer Noussair Mazraoui from his former club United.
- Amorim had previously been interested in Manuel Ugarte, Mason Mount, and Amad Diallo, but there were obstacles to the transfers.
- Mazraoui transferred from Bayern Munich to Manchester United in 2024 for 17 million pounds.
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After his tenure at Manchester United, head coach Ruben Amorim took charge of the Italian giant AC Milan. Wanting to strengthen the squad at his new club, Amorim has his eyes on the players of his former team, Manchester United.
Since arriving at Milan, Amorim had been interested in names like Manuel Ugarte, Mason Mount, and Amad Diallo. However, due to Ugarte's injury and United being closed to offers for their other players, these transfers are not happening for now.
According to recent reports in the Italian press, the Portuguese manager now wants to add Moroccan right-back Noussair Mazraoui to his squad. During his time at Manchester United, Amorim praised Mazraoui and described him as the team's future. So far, no official talks have taken place between the two clubs.
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- What is Ruben Amorim's new club?
- Following his departure from Manchester United in January, Ruben Amorim was appointed as the head coach of Serie A side AC Milan.
- Is Manchester United open to selling the other players Amorim is interested in?
- No. Manchester United decided not to accept offers for Mason Mount and Amad Diallo during this summer transfer window.
- Is there any current development regarding the transfer of Noussair Mazraoui?
- No official talks have taken place between the clubs yet, but it is reported that Amorim has informed the Milan management of his desire to sign the player.
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