Manchester United defender Victor Lindelof has addressed his future at Previous Trafford following Ruben Amorim’s arrival.
Lindelof has discovered alternatives to come back by tough as soon as once more this season, particularly after he suffered an harm setback initially of the marketing campaign. The 30-year-old has not too long ago returned to first-team motion and impressed throughout the 2-0 win over PAOK within the Europa League.
However with it extensively reported that Amorim – ranked at no.11 in FourFourTwo’s listing of one of the best managers on the earth proper now – will attempt to implement his favoured 3-4-4 system, Lindelof might as soon as once more battle for minutes on the pitch.
Victor Lindelof stays coy on his future at Manchester United with contract ticking down
“This [transfer] shouldn’t be one thing I take into consideration,” Lindelof instructed Fotbolldirekt while on worldwide obligation with Sweden. “My focus has been to come back again from the harm and play soccer once more. However in fact, there will likely be writings now what’s going to occur when I’m in my final 12 months.
“My purpose is all the time to assist the staff. Now I’ve come again, made 90 minutes at United which has been very good. It’s a unique state of affairs for me now,” he added.
Having joined from Benfica in 2017, Lindelof performed alongside Amorim throughout their time collectively on the Estadio da Luz.
They solely shared the pitch simply 3 times with Amorim one thing of a senior, while Lindelof was simply starting his profession as a participant in Portugal.
The 30-year-old mirrored on their relationship and insisted he’s excited by the arrival of a person simply 9 years youthful than him within the dugout.
“I used to be younger on the time, and we didn’t have a relationship outdoors of soccer, however I’ve heard nice issues about him as a coach. It is going to be nice to satisfy him once more. It’s been a few years since we performed collectively,” Lindelöf defined.
In FourFourTwo’s view, it’s more likely to be certainly one of Harry Maguire or Lindelof that may go away the membership this summer time, with each gamers having fallen down the pecking order and likewise respectively into the ultimate years of their contracts.
Manchester United are again in Premier League motion on Sunday, as they tackle Ipswich City at Portman Street.
