Big change? Mirror: Manchester United s youth training focus is 433, Amorin believes that players are difficult to integrate into the first team

June 1, According to the British media Daily Mirror, Manchester United youth training insists on using the 433 formation, but this does not conform to Amorin's tactical blueprint.

After losing the UEFA Cup, Amorin admitted that he might not be able to use money to get the team back to the forefront of the Premier League. He will promote players from Manchester United's youth training system, but he does not trust Manchester United's youth training because Manchester United's youth training echelon focuses on 433, while Amorin adopts a three-back system. He believes that the training program of youth training makes it difficult for players to integrate into his first team.

But the youth training director at Old Trafford insists that they need to develop players who are adapted to any tactical requirements. This season, Amorin has allowed young players Amas and Frederickson to play for the first team for the first time. He also included Dan Amher, Jeddan Camarson, Kukonki, Taylor Fletcher, Secu Conne, Shea Lacey, Jack Moorehouse and Jim Thwaitz in the lineup of Manchester United's Asia Tour.

But there are still differences in the styles of Manchester United teams of all ages and Amorin's adult teams. Amorin insisted on using three defenders and asked the wingback to pull the offensive width, which made him a success while coaching in Braga and Portuguese Sports. Since he took office, Manchester United has been unable to meet Amorin's victory, but the coach still sticks to his tactical philosophy.

According to a source, "Amorin clearly stated when discussing coaching with Manchester United that he needed to gain freedom like in Portugal. Portugal has an excellent youth training system like Manchester United. Their youth training academy also adopted the traditional 433 formation before." ,

"But when Amorin coached, the youth team's formation turned to 343 or 3421, looking at the first team. If you have observed the youth Champions League that the Portugal echelon participated in, you will find that they are all using a three-guard formation."

When coaching Portugal, Amorin abandoned some players who did not meet the requirements of his tactical system, just like he wants to sell Rashford and Garnacho now. Later, Amorin recruited several players in Portuguese Sports that met his tactical needs, and trained a number of young talents such as Nunes and Nuno Mendes through Portuguese Youth Training. Amorin hopes to get such support at Manchester United too.

source added: "Amorin certainly wants to spend money in the transfer market, but he also needs to be given freedom in order to instill his ideas into the club."