Manchester United new player Cesco will face four levels of constraints, Amorin: Don t come if you don t meet the standards

Manchester United is about to sign RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Cesco for £74 million, but the star must comply with several strict rules of Ruben Amorin at Old Trafford!

Benjamin Cesco will have to abide by a series of new rules after joining Manchester United. Despite Newcastle's competition, the Red Devils are finalizing the deal - the Slovenian international is more inclined to join Old Trafford and has expressed this willingness to the top leaders of Leipzig. Although Manchester United's first offer is lower than Newcastle, the two sides are still negotiating, and Cesco is very likely to become the No. 9 player Amorin has been chasing for a long time this summer.

However, if the 22-year-old comes to northwest of Manchester, he may be "awakened" by reality - since taking office in November last year, Amorin has quickly set rules. The Portuguese coach has implemented a number of new regulations after replacing Eric Tenhach, hoping to reverse Manchester United's decline. The first important provision implemented by 40-year-old Amorin after taking office was to prohibit coaches from issuing complex instructions, and the concept is that "everything must be simplified before being passed on to the players." He also banned players from using international match days as a vacation opportunity - the cause was last November when Marcus Rashford and Casemiro flew to the United States for leisure after losing to the national team.

Amorin said of these changes: "As a club, we must set standards and manage them. I will decide whether they can rest for five days or three days, or not fly during three days of rest. This is something that the club must be clear and we are responsible, and I will bear this responsibility."

In addition, Amorin emphasized that the teams need to give priority to physical fitness, so they are prohibited from eating in the locker room on game days; the fourth rule is that teams that lose in the training match must pack up the equipment they use on the day.

Manchester United ranked only 15th in the Premier League last season, and performed poorly, so Amorin raised the bar before the new season. Diogo Dalot stressed that Manchester United may not be suitable for everyone at the moment.

The Portuguese international said when talking about Amorin's management style: "If you want to stay at Manchester United, you have to meet the corresponding standards. If you can't do it, it won't be suitable for you. This signal is very clear."

Manchester United performed well in the first preseason coached by Amorin. Last month they played against the newly promoted Leeds, and then defeated West Ham 2-1, Bournemouth 4-1, and tied Everton 2-2 in the Premier League summer series in the United States. The team will return to Old Trafford on Saturday to play Fiorentina, and will usher in the Premier League opening match against Arsenal on August 17.