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Ten Hag signed Mason Mount. Rúben Amorim fancied him a lot. Now Michael Carrick appears to have a special plan for Mason Mount. And yet half of Manchester United Twitter wants him gone. 😭 At some point, we have to ask ourselves: What are these managers seeing that we aren't? Every manager seems to look at him and think: “I can get something out of this player.” Maybe the problem isn't Mason Mount. Maybe we've just never seen the best version of him yet. I hope we get to see what the 3 previous manager saw in him 👀🔴

🚨 Amorim: “We tried to to keep the ball in our possession. We suffered a bit because we tried to press high all over the pitch. We will improve physically and in terms of pressing high moving forward. We need to keep ball possession a bit more within the game but sometimes it’s hard and requires more time. I’m happy about everything. When you have a team that works hard and a staff that work their best there is a big room for improvement. We are missing some players but we have interesting young players.”

🚨Manchester United legend and Japanese star Shinji Kagawa on his time at Old Trafford. 🗣️ Shinji Kagawa: “Joining Manchester United was one of the proudest moments of my career. To become the first Japanese player to wear that shirt was an incredible honour. I wasn’t just representing myself—I was representing Japan every time I stepped onto the pitch at Old Trafford. Knowing that so many young Japanese fans were watching me gave me extra motivation every single game. “I’ll never forget the match against Norwich City in 2013. It’s still the most memorable game of my Manchester United career. Scoring my first and only hat-trick for the club at Old Trafford was a dream come true. Wayne Rooney assisted my first goal, and Robin van Persie set me up for another. The atmosphere was unbelievable, and hearing the fans sing my name after completing the hat-trick is something I’ll carry with me forever. “Playing under Sir Alex Ferguson taught me what it truly means to be a Manchester United player. Every training session demanded excellence, every match carried pressure, and every trophy had to be earned. Winning the Premier League in my first season made all the hard work worthwhile. “Manchester United changed my life. It gave me unforgettable memories, incredible teammates, and the chance to inspire an entire generation of Japanese footballers. Even today, whenever I think about Old Trafford, I smile because it will always feel like a special home.”