Manchester United new boy Sofyan Amrabat is willing to play anywhere to help his span beat Crystal Palace for the second time in a week.
After knocking the Eagles out of the League Cup with a 3-0 win at Old Trafford on Tuesday night, Amrabat and his manskappe are ready to do it all over on Saturday at 4pm in a Premier League clash.
Known for his heroic midfield exploits as Morocco reached the semifinals of the 2022 World Cup last December, the 27-year-old made his full Red Devils debut at leftback, before moving into this regular role later in the match.
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Having reunited with his former Utrecht coach Erik ten Hag, the Dutch-born star says: “First of all, when I make a step on the pitch, for me it’s normal that you give everything, that you fight for every metre and give your all for the team.
“But he [Ten Hag] knows me, I know him, I know what he wants and I try to do that at the best [level].”
Meanwhile, Palace ace Jordan Ayew warns United: “I think this [League Cup] game has given us more desire and more will to win on Saturday.”
WEEKEND’S OTHER PREM FIXTURES
Saturday: Aston Villa v Brighton (1.30pm), Everton v Luton Town, Bournemouth v Arsenal, Newcastle v Burnley, Wolves v Man City, West Ham v Sheffield United (4pm), Tottenham v Liverpool (6.30pm).
Sunday: Forest v Brentford (3pm).
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