'We'll be ready': Dalot prepares for life under new Man Utd coach

Manchester United are still adjusting to life without Erik ten Hag but seems to be doing better than expected after beating Leicester 5-2 in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday.
Ruben Amorim is expected to be confirmed as Manchester United's new manager on Thursday after the club reached an agreement with Sporting Lisbon, reports said. He is expected to take charge at Old Trafford during the November international break, with his first game set to be United's away trip to Ipswich on November 24.
And the Old Trafford boys seem to be ready for whatever comes their way, according to Diogo Dalot on Wednesday. "I think it was the message that we wanted to send after a defeat and a tough week. That was the minimum that we could show for ourselves and for our fans," he told reporters.
"I think they enjoyed tonight and we did as well. We scored a lot of goals, some good goals, and it was a good night at Old Trafford. We scored some good goals and overall it was a good match. We still had two goals that we conceded that we should avoid, but overall it was a good night for us and we are though," he added.