Solksjaer held high praises for Amad Diallo after the youngster scored against AC Milan.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer attempted to make light of Amad Diallo’s amazing introduction goal for Manchester United – however, the splendor of the teen’s going completion drew shining applause from somewhere else.
As a savage striker himself, the Manchester United administrator probably been dazzled with the manner in which Diallo guided Bruno Fernandes’ inch-ideal pass against Gianluigi Donnarumma and into the net in the 1-1 Europa League draw with AC Milan.
Solksjaer said: “He is a young boy with a big future. You can see day in, day out he is starting to improve. He is going to be a big player for us. The pass made it. It was probably the only place he could put it, although the timing was perfect and it was a great moment for the kid.”
On just his third United appearance since his £19m move from Atalanta in January, it was an objective worth celebrating.
Diallo supplanted Anthony Martial at half-time, and Solskjaer doesn’t anticipate that the Frenchman should recover on time from a blow on the hip on schedule for Sunday’s match against West Ham when Edinson Cavani and Marcus Rashford are likewise prone to be missing.
That is probably going to set out another freedom for Diallo, as Mason Greenwood and Dan James will be United’s just fit advances.
Amad Diallo writes history for United:
Amad Diallo has acquired his name in the Manchester United history books after scoring in the Europa League conflict against AC Milan. The 18-year-old joined United with too much publicity in January. He intrigued in the Under-23s, acquiring a call up to the senior side a month ago.
The goal also made Diallo Manchester United’s fourth most youthful goalscorer in Europe ever. Curiously two of the players in front of him are still at United, in particular, Marcus Rashford and Mason Greenwood. The solitary another player in front of him is footballing legend George Best. At 18 years and 243 days, Amad has, notwithstanding, beaten Wayne Rooney by 97 days.
Diallo likewise turned into the most youthful non-British player to track down the net for the Old Trafford monsters in any significant European rivalry. It comes in his third appearance and is ideally the beginning of what might be on the horizon.
Manchester United’s expense for Diallo could ascend to £37m with additional items. On the off chance that what we have seen so far is an indication of what might be on the horizon, it is cash well spent.
