The Sweden striker is rumoured to be following Amorim from Sporting Clube de Portugal to Old Trafford, with the Premier League club being one of many top European teams 'considering' a summer move. However, Brown, who made nearly 250 appearances for United, believes the Danish forward has the opportunity to show he can lead the line under his new head coach.
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