Man Utd’s Dalot Says Amorim’s ‘Pinch’ Inspired Him Against Liverpool

Diogo Dalot, a defender for Manchester United, claims Ruben Amorim’s call for his senior players to step up and help them get out of their downward spiral stung him.

The Portugal international impressed in United’s 2-2 draw with Liverpool on Sunday when he gave Trent Alexander-Arnold a tense performance.

Amorim, United manager, had urged the players in his squad to “step up and assist the other guys” who were sometimes afraid prior to the trip to Anfield.

The players’ best performance of Amorim’s short tenure thus far, which ended a run of four straight losses, gave hope to a better future after their disappointing season.

“It pinched me. I think that’s what he wanted for every player,” said Dalot.

“I’ve been here for a while. I’m going to try to help my teammates as much as I can in that area, and I’m aware of that opportunity.

I will try to assist them as long as I’m on and off the pitch. We appeared to be working together more than a team. That was the biggest difference. ”

After a string of agonizing defeats, Amorim’s Old Trafford career has begun to drag on, and United are currently ranked 13th in the Premier League.

The lack of time on the training field has been criticized by the former Sporting Lisbon boss.

He will have the same preparation as he did before the Liverpool game in the run-up to the FA Cup third round match against Arsenal on Sunday.

“It’s training, it’s proper training, it’s time on the pitch, knowing what everybody wants to do, almost like trusting ourselves that everybody will be in the right position to play in every aspect of the game, in every inch of the pitch,” said Dalot.

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