"Ruben Amorim has backed Leny Yoro Amorim, though, was quick to diffuse any criticism and redirect the narrative toward patience and growth. Speaking ahead of the match against West Ham United, he said, as reported by Fabrizio Romano: I spoke with him because he makes a mistake and struggles. He wants to do everything so well. He's growing with games and setbacks, it's not easy for a young guy. He knows it wasn't his best game."
"Yoro is still a young defender who is learning the game, even though United paid a huge sum for his transfer and fought off competition from Real Madrid. Amorim made the right decision to take off Yoro in the match against Palace as not only was he struggling but the manager wanted to protect the young centre-back. There is no question about his talent but what he needs is time to develop his game and add pace and physicality to his defensive arsenal."
Leny Yoro conceded a penalty against Crystal Palace, contributing to a difficult outing even though Manchester United recovered to win via Joshua Zirkzee and Mason Mount. Manager Ruben Amorim expressed concern over the young defender's performance but offered full backing and urged patience, framing mistakes as part of growth. Amorim substituted Yoro to protect him and manage his development. United invested heavily to sign Yoro and overcame Real Madrid interest. Continued development in pace, physicality and a reliable defensive partner are identified as priorities as Yoro adapts to Premier League demands.
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