He’s the glue we missed since Vidic. Ruben Amorim, don’t overthink it! He must start every game from now on” – This is according to Rio Ferdinand as he urges Ruben Amorim to always start “Rolls Royce” defender in EVERY game after his flawless performance against Everton

BREAKING NEWS: “This lad doesn’t just defend – he creates goals!” These are the words of Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, who has heaped praise on a standout player following an impressive performance against Everton. Guardiola, known for his tactical insight, referred to the player as a “nightmare” after seeing him shine in the match. With 11 clearances, 3 assists, and zero errors in his last five matches, the player has proven to be an invaluable asset to his team, showing that his contributions extend far beyond just defensive duties.

This player has quickly become a key figure for United, with stats backing up his importance on the pitch. His ability to defend while also creating opportunities for his teammates has made him a force to be reckoned with. According to the latest FIFA algorithm, if he plays a full season, his impact could easily push United’s goal difference to +10, a crucial factor in any title race or top-four challenge.

Guardiola’s comments reflect the growing admiration for the player’s all-around abilities. Opponents are reportedly terrified of crossing his path, knowing that he not only stops attacks but also sets up his own team’s offensive play. This dual threat has made him a standout performer, and questions are now arising about United’s defensive options. Should the club consider selling players like Diogo Dalot or Harry Maguire to make sure this standout player becomes undroppable?

As the season progresses, it’s clear that this player’s influence is undeniable, and his rise to prominence has many fans and analysts talking about his future at the club. Could he become a cornerstone of United’s defense and attack for years to come? Only time will tell, but his performances so far suggest he’s only scratching the surface of what he can achieve.