December 17th 2024.
Last weekend, Manchester United's star player Marcus Rashford was noticeably absent from the squad during their highly-anticipated derby match. But, it seems like he's not the only one facing some tough times as his teammate Diogo Dalot has some words of warning for two other players, Alejandro Garnacho and Rashford. According to Dalot, if they want to reclaim their positions in manager Ruben Amorim's team, they will have to be ready to "suffer."
Despite the recent victory over rivals Manchester City, the Red Devils are still facing some uncertainty. The team's new signing, Amad Diallo, played a crucial role in the comeback win with his impressive skills and positive attitude. In contrast, Rashford and Garnacho were left out of the squad, raising questions about their future with the team.
It remains to be seen if they will have a chance to play in the upcoming Carabao Cup quarterfinal against Tottenham. However, Dalot makes it clear that anyone who is not willing to give their all for the team will not have a place in Amorim's plans. "If you're not ready to put in the work with us, then there is no room for you," he says.
While fans were ecstatic about the derby win, the players are staying grounded and focused on their progress. Dalot emphasizes the importance of taking things step by step and working hard to achieve success. He also mentions the message from Amorim about the need to "suffer" if they want to thrive, not just in football, but in life.
Amorim, who is also Portuguese like Dalot, explains his decision to leave out Rashford and Garnacho, stating that it's simply an evaluation of their performance and not a message being sent. He pays close attention to every aspect, from training and game performances to the players' attitudes and interactions with their teammates. Ultimately, it's his decision to make.
The manager also mentions the difficult situation the team is facing and the importance of winning games. But, he assures that the players understand his decision and are smart enough to know what is expected of them. Despite the challenges, Amorim sees progress with the team and their commitment to improving.
In the end, Dalot stresses the importance of staying true to the club's DNA, which is to fight until the end and show character in the face of adversity. He acknowledges that it will take time to get to where they want to be, but they are making positive strides under the new manager. And, most importantly, they are keeping their emotions in check, even in tough situations like trailing against City.
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