Ruben Amorim said Bryan Mbeumo behaved well during the beginnings while Manchester United drew 2-2 with Everton.
The International of Cameroon made its bow in a united shirt after its move of 65 million pounds from Brentford last month.
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He aligned himself alongside his new arrival Matheus Cunha, and Amorim wants to continue to strengthen his attack options while United pursues Benjamin Sesko from RB Leipzig.
The Red Devils won two and attracted one in their three games in the United States, and Mbeumo impressed by his contact and his dynamism in the third party attacking the field, binding well with Cunha and the captain of club Bruno Fernandes in a trio before exchanger.
He also combined well with his right back Amad Diallo, sliding the Ivorian behind several times while he was moving into the inner field to create space and digital overloads.
“He played well,” said Amorim about his latest signature.
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“He needs to understand the position, the movements, but [his] First key, how you connect with a single touch, open[ing] Lots of space. You can see that he is not in perfect condition, physically, but it does a lot of shopping and it can stretch a team. “”
The Portuguese head coach was well aware that even if his team looked impressive in the future, there was still work to do in the back, as shown by Everton’s two goals in Atlanta, Georgia.
Manager United also insisted that he was satisfied with his current harvest of players, having alienated those he deemed in excess of the requirements, such as Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, Alejandro Garnacho and Antony.
“Of course, a team can also always improve with more players, but we have players to do this competition,” continued Amorim. “We have to improve in a team. We have the potential to improve with our players. I am really satisfied with the team.”
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United now returned home to face the Fiorentina in Old Trafford next weekend in his last warm-up match before the Premier League campaign begins for real times.
The Red Devils are animated Arsenal at Old Trafford on Sunday August 17, where the team of Mikel Arteta will have many new faces exposed, including their big signatures of the Viktor Gyokerres money, Noni Madueke and Martin Zubimendi among them.
