Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim wants his players 'dead' at end of matches

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Ruben Amorim wants his players “dead” at the end of matches after giving everything physically.
The Manchester United head coach said Harry Maguire is an example to follow after playing 104 minutes at Arsenal in the FA Cup despite missing two days of training through illness.
Amorim also revealed Luke Shaw could be a couple of weeks away from a return, but that Mason Mount’s spell on the sidelines would be longer.
“I believe a lot in Harry,” said Amorim. “I said this when we signed the new contract. He needs to improve on the pitch and outside the pitch. You can see the way he…