Manchester United center's defender Leny Yoro has admitted that the main coach Ruben Amorim will “kill” anyone who does not perform in training, just days after being interned before Marcus Rashford left the club.
Amorim spoke openly about his disappointment to Rashford's training levels after throwing him out of the December Manchester Derby match, constantly searching for his game and forcing his way back to folding.
Things did not work like that, however, as Rashford eventually remained frozen for more than a month before joining Aston Villa with a loan which includes the option for permanent transfer away from United in summer.
The extension of the required amoring approach to training became clear during Yoro's last appearance at Rio Ferdinand submitsin which the quarterback revealed the coach's approach to poor coaches.
“I have a good relationship with Ruben Amorim,” he said. “I just try to do what he asks me to do.
“He's big in communicating with the players because he played at a high level. He has been in many clubs, so he knows your feelings when you don't play or when you have a bad game. He knows how to talk With you, and that is really important to me.
“In training, it's really hard. But it's important. We have a lot of training and, for it, training is really important because you play the game like you training. The most important thing is to be really good at training If you are not working, if you are lazy in training, he will not like you.
“He's really strict about this because, to win games and trophies, you have to discipline out of the field. You have to be punctual.”