Manchester United Boss Ruben Amorim will quickly track their younger players by being in the Premier League game while focusing on Europe League – their last hope for the champions league qualifier next season.

United are 14. in Premier League, 17 points from the top five, but on Thursday progressed in the semifinals of the Europa League on Thursday with a sensational 7-6 aggregate victory Olympique Lyonnais.

Amorim already used defenders Harry Amass and Ayden Heavenboth 18, in several games this season, while the 17-year-old forward Packing has made three performances.

All three players are now placed to play more minutes in the Prime League as an amorim look to win the European League title, which will give them a direct ticket for the next season.

“It’s not the best moment or the best season to let the kids be played because they need a strong base to really show what I can do. But at this point we have to do it, sometimes you have surprises,” sometimes you have surprises, “ Amorim told reporters.

“Ayden just played and I can be honest, we did it because at that moment we had injuries. But today he is that Ayden is my player, so when he is ready and facing the team, he is ready to play.

“Amass is really good (against Lyon). Chido, when he played, played pretty well. It’s a hard time, it’s not the right time to play, but if we have to do it, we’ll do it.”

United Host Wolverhampton Wanderers SundayAnd Amorim praised his Portuguese compatriot Vitor Pereira, who took over in December when they were 19. and since then he led them on the edge of security.

“I think he’s doing an amazing job … He’s going pretty good, and he changes some players. There are really high-quality players,” Amorim said.

“(Matheus) Cunha, all these guys have real quality, are fresh, so we know it will be a tough match.

“We’ll need a lot of our supporters. I know it’s bad to ask anything from our fans this season, but we need them on Sunday.”

Told amorim Victor Lindelof and Noussair mazrooui Both would be available against wolves after leaving Old Trafford during the game against Lyon for personal issues.

“Everything is fine now,” he said. “I know soccer is important, but there are things that are more important. He will be ready to face wolves in the next game.”