Ruben Amorim Explains Chido Obi's Early Promotion and Issues Clear Warning to Manchester United Academy Prospects
Ruben Amorim has delivered a direct assessment of Manchester United’s academy pathway, stating that Chido Obi’s promotion last season came “too soon” and reminding rising talents that first-team places must be earned. The comments arrive at a moment of increased scrutiny, as United are yet to start a homegrown player in the Premier League this season. Ruben Amorim says Chido Obi’s Man Utd promotion came too soon as he outlines strict standards for academy stars amid squad shortages and AFCON absences. Getty Images Sport Questions regarding Obi and Shea Lacey’s readiness surfaced ahead of United’s upcoming fixture against Everton, with several senior attackers unavailable due to injuries and Africa Cup of Nations absences. Amorim acknowledged the heightened focus on Carrington graduates while maintaining that readiness is determined by performance levels, not short-term squad needs. Supporters have pointed toward academy talent with Benjamin Sesko sidelined and bo...

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