He is becoming increasingly influential on the pitch, a quality that Amorim highlighted as essential for his defenders during his post-match press conference.
“I think he’s performing exceptionally well,” the coach remarked. “He’s showing great aggression and is solid in defense. I believe he possesses even more skill with the ball than he’s currently showcasing, as he’s still in a phase where he’s cautious about making mistakes. This cautious approach is wise for a player. However, once we reach a high level, our three centre-backs will be able to dictate the pace and quality of the game.”
Captain Bruno Fernandes ranks second on the list, following late substitutions during victories against Chelsea and Liverpool, while Bryan Mbeumo occupies the third spot.
