"He's dead." Amorim praised Mazraoui's efforts during Ramadan

The Ramadan period is particularly challenging for footballers who practice Islam, as their food intake decreases while their physical exertion does not. Manchester United defender Noussair Mazraoui played every match from whistle to whistle during this time, and the team's head coach, Ruben Amorim, acknowledged his efforts.

Details: The Portuguese coach emphasized the Moroccan's efforts but stated that in light of his fatigue, he is "dead." The fact that he plays so many minutes while fasting amazes Amorim.

Quote: "I appreciate Mazraoui's efforts, but he's dead. He's very tired. He fasts and plays every minute. He's incredible."

Reminder: Since the beginning of Ramadan on February 28, the Moroccan has played five matches for Manchester United. In each, he played 90 minutes, and in the cup match against Fulham, he played all 120 minutes.