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Amorim to play Man Utd kids in Premier League with eye on Europa League
Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim will fast track his younger players by giving them more game time in the Premier League as they focus on the Europa League - their last hope of qualifying for the Champions League next season.
Amorim’s kids – the players Man United might use in the Premier League while chasing European glory
Take Ayden Heaven. Amorim admitted that when the 18-year-old joined from Arsenal without a senior league appearance to his name in January, he did not fully consider him part of his first-team squad. Heaven only played because of injuries across Amorim’s back line.
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