CONFIRMED: Manchester United have finally won the transfer race over Chelsea and Liverpool to the signing of £70m South American superstar,player have agreed to join Amorim project by January after secret meeting yesterday – Congratulations Man United fans
CONFIRMED: Manchester United have finally won the transfer race over Chelsea and Liverpool to the signing of £70m South American superstar,player have agreed to join Amorim project by January after secret meeting yesterday – Congratulations Man United fans
Manchester United have been showing signs of improvement in recent weeks. Ever since Erik ten Hag was let go, things have started looking brighter for the Red Devils, with Ruud van Nistelrooy in the interim and subsequently Ruben Amorim.
One player who has really caught the eye playing for Man Utd so far this season is Amad Diallo. After seasons of waiting in the wings, the Ivorian winger has had a breakthrough this season and his performances have been top-notch.
Whether playing as a winger or a wing-back, he has not let the standards drop. He has arguably been one of the best players under Amorim in his short tenure so far and his electric ability is helping Man Utd down the right.
Understandably, Man Utd want to reward Amad Diallo for the good work and as per Football Insider, the club is set to agree terms with the Ivorian over a new contract to extend his stay and commit his future to the club.
Currently earning around £28,000 per week, one would assume that the 22-year-old will be given a well-deserved wage bump.
He deserves it but it is also important that he keeps his head down and continues to work to becoming a better player.
Diallo’s current contract at Manchester United runs until 2025 with the option of a year’s extension. Considering his current form though, the Red Devils will understand the need of tying him down for the long-term.
Amad Diallo is here to say. He is versatile, quick, solid, a good decision maker and possesses a mean shot. Everything points to him having a long career at Manchester United and let’s wait and see how it plays out
