Andre Onana is confident he and his "pragmatic" Manchester United team-mates will "step up" under incoming boss Ruben Amorim. (More Football News)
The Portuguese w🔥ill ofಞficially take over the reins at Old Trafford on November 11, succeeding Erik ten Hag, who was dismissed last week following a poor start to the season.
Amorim masterminded Sporting CP's 4-1 vicꦚtory over Manchester City on Tuesday in what was hi🌠s final home game in charge of the reigning Primeira Liga champions.
The 39-year-old's pref🌠erred formation is 3-4-3, compared to the 4-2-3-1 system utilised by Ten Hag and continued by interim boss Ruud van Nistelrooy.
However, Onana insists U🐟nited's squad will have no problem adapting to the new tactics.
"I did watch [Sporting's game against City] yesterday, it was a great victory for them," the goalkeeper said ahead of United's Europa League cl𒉰ash with PAOK on Thursday. "It's a different system🦩, but my team-mates are all pragmatic.
"I think everyone ཧhere is capable of playing in each 🎃system, so I don't think this will be an issue for us. We have big players, they will step up."
Meanwhile, ahead of his penultimate ꩲmatch in charge, Van Nistelrooy provided an update💝 on pre-season signing Leny Yoro.
The defender, who is yet to make his competitive debut for the Red Devils, retur🤪ned to full training on Wednesday having fractured his foot in𝐆 August.
"He's been managed very well after✱ his injury in pre-season," the interim boss said. "Obviously, we knew it was going to be a long one.
"It's a big moment for him as it's the first time that he's been✤ back in full training. We will bring him back partially over the coming weeks, and look to get him on board as soon as possible."
