Today’s Premier League matchup pits Manchester United against West Ham United at Old Trafford.
On Thursday, the Red Devils defeated Athletic Bilbao 7-1 on aggregate to get to the Europa League final.
On May 21, they play Tottenham Hotspur in the eagerly anticipated final at San Mames.
For the game today, we expect a lot of rotation. Amorim might start a more potent lineup against Chelsea in order to get ready for the Europa League final.
This might open the door for Jaydan Kamason, a right wing-back, to make his complete debut.
Due to Amorim’s reluctance to jeopardize his fitness, Noussair Mazraoui did not play in the 4-3 league loss against Brentford.
Due to exhaustion, the Moroccan was substituted out of the game in the second half of Thursday’s 4-1 victory over Athletic.
If the 27-year-old is not included in the matchday squad today, we won’t be shocked.
On the road against the Bees, Patrick Dorgu started at right wing-back, but Amorim might also choose to give him a break.
When healthy and able to play, Dorgu has been a consistent starter; however, following a hard game against Athletic, he might be rested.
In that scenario, if Amad plays offensive midfield, Kamason might get his debut (at RWB). Due to a calf injury, Diogo Dalot is not playing.
The 18-year-old has been an unused substitute for the last four Europa League games.
Kamason is a dynamic right-back who has struck the eye with his stand-out displays for the development squads.
He has an attacking sense, excellent ball-carrying ability, and lightning-fast speed. Amorim clearly appreciates his attributes.
Against the Hammers, we think there’s a good chance the manager will start Kamason at right wing-back.
Last month, Tyler Fredricson made an unexpected debut. Kamason might finally have the opportunity to show off his skills.
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