Sun: Amorin believes in Sesco and believes that he can replicate his success in cultivating Yorke

Amorin believed in Sesco and believed that he could replicate his success in cultivating Yorke. The Sun reported that Amorin had successfully convinced the club's senior management that they were in direct contact with Leipzig to seek the introduction of Sesco. But that doesn't mean Hoylen will leave, who performed well in the preseason.

Amorin believed that he could replicate in Sesco's success in raising Yorke during his coaching of Portuguese. The Manchester United coach believes that under his guidance, Cesco can go to a higher level.

It is understood that Amorin believes that Sesco may be the "dynamite" lacking in Manchester United's forward, but he also believes that Sesco's arrival will inspire Hoylen to grow.

Amorin believes that the lack of competition at the front line is one of the reasons why Hoylen believes last season is "hard" and now the Danes have to compete with Sesco for game time, which will force him out of his comfort zone, which is good for both the players and the club.

This is why Amorin would prefer Hoylen to stay rather than leave, although the Danish striker will have the right to decide his future at his own discretion.