Ruben Amorim discusses Manchester United’s risk for the second time during his press conference.

In a press conference, Ruben Amorim for the second time alludes to Manchester United’s vulnerabilities.

Ruben Amorim, the coach of Manchester United, anticipates that Bodo/Glimt will present a challenging challenge in the Europa League due to their work ethic.

Despite Amorim’s criticism of United’s lack of sprinting during his inaugural press conference last week, they were ultimately defeated by Ipswich Town in his inaugural game as manager.

Bodo/Glimt have surpassed United by a point, and they have won only one of their four Europa League games this season. “I’m expecting a very good team, they can win the league this week, I think,” Amorim indicated. “I’m expecting a very, very intense game,

a very good game, and I hope to see different things, improve some things we didn’t do so well in the last game so it will be a good game.” Harry Maguire and Lisandro Martinez, both centre backs, resumed training on Wednesday.

However, Maguire will not be considered for selection against Bodo/Glimt due to his recovery from a hamstring injury. Martinez is available to participate.

Leny Yoro was not present at the open session, as he had a designated recuperation day as he continues his rehabilitation from a metatarsal fracture.

Amorim clarified, “Licha is prepared.” “I believed that he was prepared because he did not make many stops.” Harry’s circumstance is distinct.

We require both of them; however, they are in distinct circumstances. Harry will also be on the pitch shortly; they are both in the process of training.

“We are currently focussing on Yoro’s fitness, but he is available to train.” It is crucial. He is a young man, and this is a large club. The initial image is crucial, and we will endeavour to bring everything together because he is a wonderful talent.

We have a lot of faith in him and are working to prepare the best possible start for Leny. On Thursday evening, Amorim will assume responsibility for United at Old Trafford for the first time.

“Everyone assured me that it would be a memorable occasion; my sole objective is to secure the victory and convey that joy to the fans.”

“Before the match it will be like a new sensation but after the whistle it will be one more game and we want to win that much.” It is inevitable that United will alternate their lineup prior to their nine December matches.

Martinez has the potential to replace Jonny Evans, Luke Shaw is contending for his first club start since February 18, Kobbie Mainoo and Manuel Ugarte are likely to be recalled, and Amorim must determine whether to recall either of the £108.5million strikers, Rasmus Hojlund or Joshua Zirkzee.

Amorim also elaborated on the technique of dividing the squad into groups based on their playing time. “They are already divided because Bruno (Fernandes) will be unable to train for two days if he plays tomorrow.”

He is unable to train, even the day before the next match. He is only able to jog slowly, as they have already parted. “A few players who are not scheduled to participate in the following day’s match will participate in a genuine training session.”

That was my intention at the time. Some individuals will participate in the game, while others will have the opportunity to participate in a training session.

We will alter our positions in the subsequent battle. “Some of the guys will feel the game and some of the guys that don’t play will train the next day, that’s all.”