Amorim: Rashford, Hoylen and Anthony went to more suitable teams, happy for them

Sky Sports released an exclusive interview with Manchester United coach Amorim today, in which Amorim responded to questions about Rashford joining Barcelona on loan this summer. His reaction was quite open-minded.

Regarding Rashford, he seems to be happy to stay at Barcelona and has also expressed his desire to stay at Barcelona after the loan ends. Are you happy that he has found a place where he is happy, enjoying himself, and continuing to improve?

Amorim:

I am happy for all the players, they deserve to be happy. Sometimes it's natural to be in a place that isn't right for you and then be happier somewhere else.

I feel the same way about Rasmus (Hoylen), and the same thing about a lot of players, like Anthony, who has also found his niche. So I'm happy for them.

I have no personal grudges with anyone here. Having been a football player myself, I know their pain and understand their thoughts. So I'm really happy for them to find a place that works for them.