Marcus Rashford's performance for Manchester United has significantly declined, with only four goals in 18 appearances this season, leading to questions about his place on the team as new coach Ruben Amorim prepares to take over. Rashford's struggles have opened the door for Alejandro Garnacho, who has emerged as United's top scorer this season, raising the dilemma for Amorim on whether to continue with Rashford or favor Garnacho. Amorim, set to officially coach his first game on November 24, faces the challenge of instilling a clear identity in a team currently sitting 13th in the league and winless in Europe, amidst a long-standing identity crisis since Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement. Meanwhile, Amad Diallo has shown exceptional form, scoring two goals in a recent Europa League match and demonstrating the work ethic that could align well with Amorim’s coaching style. As Amorim is known for developing young talent, the performances of players like Amad, Garnacho, and others will be crucial in shaping his strategy for the team. The upcoming matches will reveal how Amorim intends to utilize his squad, particularly whether he will implement his preferred three-man defense system.