Overview
- Amad delivered an exciting cameo in the 2-1 win over Crystal Palace, with a goal-bound effort stopped by Dean Henderson.
- Benjamin Sesko started that match as Carrick rotated his attack, leaving Amad on the bench for tactical balance.
- Carrick called Amad a "dream to work with," citing his positive attitude, defensive work and desire to improve.
- The head coach said non-starts reflect squad flexibility rather than any fallout and confirmed Amad is in contention for Wednesday’s trip to Newcastle.
- United seek to extend their league unbeaten run to 12 matches after climbing to third, while Amad may get a frosty reception at St James’ Park due to his Sunderland loan despite having scored previously against Newcastle.