Former Manchester United defender Mikael Silvestre has revealed his stance on Ruben Amorim while forecasting the team’s path under him.United improvingAfter enduring a tough start to life at United

Manchester United played as they can and as they should in their utterly thrilling 4-4 draw with Bournemouth. Monday's epic at Old Trafford was dubbed the game of the season by Jamie Carragher and everyone who made it into the Theatre Of Dreams got their money's worth,

Ruben Amorim will soon be speaking about one of those nights at Old Trafford where the good kind of magic coming from Manchester United's attackers was mellowed by poor play at the back.

During his 13 months at the helm, Amorim has faced no shortage of criticism. His controversial 3-4-2-1 setup has divided opinion, while the latest subject of controversy stems from his limited use of midfielder Kobbie Mainoo, the last remaining academy graduate in his squad.

Semenyo has enjoyed a decent campaign at the English club after putting in a run of eye-catching displays for them in the Premier League. The Ghana international has banged in seven goals and picked up three assists in 16 appearances for the Cherries this season in all competitions.