Ruben Amorim will have learnt plenty about his Manchester United squad during Sunday’s woeful Premier League defeat against Bournemouth. Tyrell Malacia – a surprise starter at left-wing-back – was among a handful of players essentially asking to be sold in the January transfer window.
United were beaten for a third time in four league games at Old Trafford – losing 3-0 at home to the Cherries in a second straight season.
Dean Huijsen headed the visitors ahead in the first half before a Justin Kluivert penalty doubled the advantage on the hour mark.
Antoine Semenyo added a third minutes later to inflict the latest in a string of dark days during United’s troublesome season.
Malacia’s first-half struggles summarised the Red Devils’ afternoon and sparked serious debate over his future in M16.
Is the Dutch defender still finding his feet after spending 18 months on the sidelines with multiple knee injuries?
Or is he simply one of many poor signings sanctioned by Amorim’s predecessor, Erik ten Hag?
Either way, Malacia looked like a player who won’t be starting games for United next season once Amorim dips into the transfer market.
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