“Man United fans, don’t come for me; we all love Manchester United, but I just have to do this. I need to leave in order to save my career. I can’t keep working hard in a system that isn’t working ” – A Manchester United star has reportedly approached Ruben Amorim with a shocking request to leave the club during their defeat against Bournemouth. The Red Devil’s revelation sheds light on frustrations within the squad, sparking concern among fans as the player feels compelled to part ways with the club mid-season.

Ruben Amorim likely gained valuable insights into his Manchester United squad during Sunday’s disappointing 3-0 Premier League defeat to Bournemouth.

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Ruben Amorim likely gained valuable insights into his Manchester United squad during Sunday’s disappointing 3-0 Premier League defeat to Bournemouth. Among the talking points, Tyrell Malacia—unexpectedly starting at left-wing-back—appeared to be one of several players effectively signaling their readiness to leave in the upcoming January transfer window.

United’s struggles at Old Trafford continued, marking their third loss in four league games at home. Bournemouth capitalized with goals from Dean Huijsen, who opened the scoring with a header, followed by a Justin Kluivert penalty and an Antoine Semenyo strike to seal a resounding victory for the visitors.

Malacia’s performance during the first half encapsulated the team’s overall lackluster display and has fueled debates about his long-term future at the club.

The Dutch defender has faced significant challenges since returning from an 18-month absence due to knee injuries. Questions remain: is Malacia still regaining his form, or is he yet another subpar acquisition made during Erik ten Hag’s tenure?

Regardless of the answer, Malacia’s showing against Bournemouth raised doubts about his chances of retaining a starting role next season, particularly as Amorim prepares to reshape the squad in the transfer market.

Known for his speed during his debut season in England, Malacia provided solid competition for Luke Shaw. However, since recovering from his injury layoff, the 25-year-old seems to have lost much of his edge. His vulnerability has been evident in several matches, including the 3-2 Europa League win over Bodo/Glimt.

In the Bournemouth match, Malacia managed to win only one of his five duels, frequently lost possession, committed two fouls, and recorded an 84% pass accuracy across just 25 passes. His subpar performance led to him being substituted at halftime, with Leny Yoro replacing him.

Amorim is expected to push for decisive changes in January, with Ineos likely supporting efforts to reinvigorate the squad. If the manager seeks reinforcements at left-wing-back, Malacia may find himself among the first to depart.

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