Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho

Ruben Amorim insists Manchester United will work to keep hold of their "best players" after academy products Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho were linked with exits. (More Football News)ubet95

Earlier this week, reports suggested United may have to sell players in order to comply with the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules.

Mainoo and Garnacho were two players touted for a possible sale, with United able to book any transfer fee received for their youth graduates as pure profit.

Mainoo is under contract until 2027 and in September, former boss Erik ten Hag revealed talks were set to begin regarding a possible extension. Garnacho, meanwhile, is under contract until 2028.

Chelsea were immediately linked with a big-money move for Mainoo, while reports have suggested Garnacho may be open to rejoining Atletico Madrid – who he left as a 16-year-old to enter United's youth system.

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Speaking at a press conference ahead of Sunday's FA Cup tie against Arsenal, Amorim said: "We need to improve recruitment so that when we are targeting players we are sure they can cope with the demands.

"Also, we have to improve our academy. Young kids that feel the club in the right way and do some business to have money to invest in the team.

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"Coming from the Netherlands, having worked in the USA, this country is extremely difficult as a woman. Coming from a culture where you can have an opinion and it's valued. It's really hard."

"Our idea is always to keep the best players and to build for this club, but I am really happy and like our players, especially the guys from the academy.

"I really love my players. I want to keep them, especially the talented ones. It is a hard moment, and I am really happy with Kobbie. He is improving."

Garnacho has appeared in 11 of United's 12 games under Amorim in all competitions, though he has only made four starts and racked up 437 minutes in total.

Mainoo, meanwhile, has played eight games – starting five – and has played 562 minutes, coming to form a midfield partnership with Manuel Ugarte.

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