Coach Ruben Amorim had compliments for Bryan Mbeumo after the first time the player played in the Man United shirt.
The new rookie from Brentford played in the match of the Premier League Summer Series against Everton in Atlanta, USA at dawn Monday, playing in one of the two 10 next to Bruno Fernandes.
With rookie Matheus CuHa lead the attack, NHM is very eagerly waiting for what this trio can do, and fairly, Mbeumo has somewhat showing the quality. The Cameroon player showed the impressive speed and power on the attacking front, and has twice challenging goalkeeper Jordan Pickford of The Toffees.
As expected, MBeumo was replaced during the break in the middle of the Hiep so that the coaching staff continued to strengthen him after starting training before the late season. Although coach Amorim said that the number 19 player needs time to improve his physical strength and develop his relationship with his new teammates, the Portuguese strategist is very excited about his potential.
“I think he played well,” coach Amorim shared in an interview after the match.
“Of course, Mbeumo needs to improve a lot of aspects. You can see your physical strength is not perfect, that is normal, but the first touches, the way he turns and connects with other players, his runs, it's all really important. Mbeumo will be very important to our team,” coach Amorim added.
Coach Amotim also said that Manchester United's performance against Everton was not as impressed by the victories against West Ham and Bournemouth. He believed it was a timely reminder that there was still a lot of work before the season officially started, with the opening match of the Premier League very expected to meet Arsenal.
However, Atlanta still has positive points, including Mason Mount – who scored a beautiful goal when he came on the pitch in the second half.
“Mason does everything with 100% of the ability. Every training session and every match, he is always such a player. The only thing to maintain the stability is that you have to make efforts, and he has made great efforts,” Amorim coach praised Mount.
