Ruben Amorim has challenged his Manchester United players to fix their goalscoring issues themselves rather than relying on the arrival of new signings.

"I just want to work with my players, nothing more, but I understand this is a different game here. So, let’s see.”

Ruben Amorim will take charge of Man United at Old Trafford for the first time against Bodo/Glimt on Thursday night.

Man United legend Gary Neville feels that Yoro will be one of Amorim’s first picks when he has fully recovered from the broken foot he suffered in pre-season. Neville argues that, in the Iberian’s three-at-the-back system, United will need mobile defenders capable of covering the ground and shifting across to the flanks in the build up.

It took only 81 seconds for the 'idea' Amorim promised to come to fruition, but United's new head coach knows there is a lot of work ahead

Ruben Amorim's first game as Manchester United boss started with a bang and proceeded to show the manager just how much work was to be done to compete in the Premier League.

Ruben Amorim admits Manchester United’s shortcomings in the final third is a source of ‘concern’ and has challenged five players to ‘score more goals’. ‘Of course there is a concern in that,’ Amorim said at a press conference on Wednesday when asked about Manchester United’s goalscoring issues.