"I will try to help him," Amorim stressed. "That position is not the best one for him, especially in a game like that. With high pressure, we had to kick the ball so many times and he was, like, fighting with two giants.
"So we'll try to find the right solution for him, as for the other players. But it has to be Marcus, first of all, to try to return to that moment [when he scored 30 goals] and then he will have the help of all the staff, of all the club, of all the fans, because he is a Manchester United boy.
"But he has to be the first one to really, really want it."