Leny Yoro decision made as Amorim considers him for Arsenal match

Manchester United summer signing Leny Yoro could be in line for his debut against Arsenal, says head coach Ruben Amorim.

The Portuguese has expressed his excitement at the prospect of seeing the 'special talent' in action for the club.

Yoro, signed from Lille for £52m, has been recovering from a foot surgery and is now fit to join his teammates.

His inclusion is a big bonus for the Reds as defence is one of the key areas where United need to improve as they have been conceding too many easy goals.

Yoro suffered a foot injury during a pre-season friendly in the United States against Arsenal. The 19-year-old returned to training in October, and he is now considered ready for his first competitive appearance in the Premier League.

"I feel he is in a good moment now, his fitness is better," said Amorim.

Yoro's talent had previously attracted interest from clubs like Real Madrid, Paris St-Germain, and Liverpool.

Manchester United's Sporting director Dan Ashworth described Yoro as "one of the most exciting young defenders in world football".

And Amorim echoed this sentiment, expressing excitement at Yoro's potential contribution to the team's defence.

The coach, while excited, has acknowledged the need to be careful with Yoro's initial inclusion.

"We have to manage the load and minutes in the beginning," said Amorim. "But I am ready to see Leny Yoro playing."

Since taking charge, Amorim's United have remained unbeaten in three games. Despite their recent success, the coach has said that the upcoming match against Arsenal presents "by far" the biggest challenge he has faced in the job so far.

Amorim has already established a strong connection with Red Devils' supporters. Despite the flattery, the coach humbly attributes all applause to the players, saying "they have to chant for the players... because they are on the pitch, I am outside."