According to Solskjaer, Amad is doing well in training and may not be loaned out.
According to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Amad may not be sent away after all.
Manchester United is maintaining an open mind, according to Solskjaer, and Amad could stay.
The MEN reported last week that Amad might be loaned out. Crystal Palace and FC Basel were reportedly interested, according to Fabrizio Romano, with Talksport associating Sheffield United.
Solskjaer stated at his news conference on Friday that he is tempted to keep Amad after seeing how well he has performed in training this week.
“With Amad, I have to say he's doing very, really well in training; he's come back a bit later after the Olympics and now he's looking really good,” Solskjaer added.
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“I wouldn't be surprised if he also stayed. It has to be the appropriate loan, club, and style of play.”
Amad is a game-changer, and United may come to regret loaning him out.
Solskjaer believes he is capable of producing at a high level for United and that he could be deployed this season.
If either Jadon Sancho or Mason Greenwood were to sustain an injury, United would rapidly regret loaning Amad out.
While the winger could benefit from playing regular football elsewhere, United would, understandably, prioritize their own requirements, and Amad may simply be too excellent to send out.
Amad's outstanding professional beginnings
Amad scored his first goal for Atalanta.
On his Serie A debut in 2019, Amad made an immediate impact, scoring in a 7-1 triumph for Atalanta.
Too good for Manchester United's under-23s.
Amad scored three goals and gave four assists in three games for Manchester United's under-23s.
Amad scored his first goal in the Europa League in his third appearance, against AC Milan.
The impact of the Premier League
Amad provided an assist on his Premier League debut, assisting Mason Greenwood on his goal against Leicester.
International acclaim
Amad scored the game-winning free kick for Ivory Coast against Burkina Faso in only his second international appearance.
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