I Want To Score More Goals This Season – Amad

Manchester United forward Amad Diallo has set his sights on building a lasting legacy at the club. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

Stressing the need to boost his output in the final third, the Ivorian winger said that he is looking forward to his 100th club appearance against Leeds United at Elland Road on Sunday.

Diallo added that captain Bruno Fernandes deserves lots of praise for guiding him since he arrived at Old Trafford.

His words, “This season, I want to score more goals and give more assists. That is something that I want to improve.

I want to learn also from other players, like Bruno [Fernandes]. For Bruno, it’s natural. From [Matheus] Cunha, Benjamin Sesko, Bryan [Mbeumo].

For them, it’s natural. I have to learn from them and it’s something I’m learning this season and will improve on.

Bruno is the guy I like to talk to when I have a little bit [of a] problem or if I need advice from a player.

When I need advice on something, I’m always going to Bruno to talk to him, because he speaks Italian.

So, for me, it’s easy to ask him what he thinks, which advice he can give me, and I think the player that’s helped me a lot here is Bruno.

But also when Eric Bailly was here, I was very close to him, but yeah, after Eric, I think Bruno is the guy that helped me a lot since I arrived in this club.

I want to leave a legacy here in Manchester where people will say ‘we had this guy, he was crazy, he was unbelievable’.

I don’t want to leave this club one day and have people say ‘oh no, he didn’t give enough… he had the talent, but he didn’t give enough’.

I want to give something that I know that I can give, because I have the privilege to play for Manchester United.

I want to take that privilege and give something to the club. It’s something that is hurting me and I want to do it.

One day, if I leave this club, I want people to say good things about me.”