“Even me am not happy with myself for treating him that way… but I will make the amendment today against Grimsby” – Ruben Amorim drops SHOCKING vow to finally unleash Manchester United’s benched wonderkid!
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has stunned fans with an emotional confession ahead of tonight’s EFL Cup clash against Grimsby Town. The Portuguese boss admitted that he has not been fair to one of United’s most talented youngsters and confirmed that he is ready to give him the platform to shine again. The player in question? None other than Kobbie Mainoo, the 19-year-old midfield sensation who has been frustratingly left on the sidelines in recent games.
Amorim did not hold back as he opened up about his decision-making, saying: “Even me am not happy with myself for treating him that way because this wasn’t the life I promised him before my arrival. But I will make the amendment today against Grimsby.” Those words have sent United fans into a frenzy, as many have been calling for Mainoo’s inclusion after a string of disappointing midfield displays from more experienced stars.
Mainoo, once hailed as the “heartbeat of Old Trafford’s future,” has been reduced to cameo appearances under Amorim despite impressing last season with his composure, passing range, and maturity beyond his years. His absence has left a major hole in United’s midfield balance, and fans have questioned why a player of his talent has been forced to “starve” on the bench while others underperform.
Tonight, however, could mark a turning point. United face Grimsby in a must-win tie, and Amorim knows he cannot afford another flat performance after a poor run of form in the Premier League. Giving Mainoo the start could inject fresh energy and creativity into the midfield, while also easing growing fan pressure on the manager.
United supporters on social media are already buzzing. Many see this as a chance for Mainoo to finally remind Amorim and the football world why he is regarded as one of England’s brightest young prospects. Some have even labeled the teenager “United’s hidden jewel,” insisting that the team plays with more purpose when he is on the pitch.
For Amorim, this is also a gamble. If Mainoo delivers, he will be praised for finally trusting youth. If he doesn’t, the criticism will only grow louder. But one thing is certain — tonight’s game is more than just a cup tie against lower-league opposition. It is the beginning of Kobbie Mainoo’s redemption arc and perhaps the start of a new chapter in Amorim’s rocky tenure at Old Trafford.
🔥 All eyes will be on Grimsby tonight. Will Mainoo seize the moment and cement his place as a Manchester United starter, or will this be another false dawn?