Amad Diallo to miss Manchester United match due to family death.

According to The Sun: In the Premier League match against Brentford, which will take place this Saturday, Amad Diallo will not be able to participate due to a personal loss in his family.

The 23-year-old player has been released from the team by Manchester United's head coach Ruben Amorim, and he will not travel to London with the other players.

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Amad's wife’s mother, whom he considered his own, passed away just before Manchester United's Premier League match against Brighton in August. Despite this, Amad requested permission to play and scored a goal in a tough match that ended in a 2-1 defeat.

Amorim said: “I think Lisandro (Martinez) won’t be able to play, Casemiro is out due to a red card, Amad is not here, he had a loss in his family, so we are providing all support to Amad. It’s important that he has time and opportunity to go home.”

Amad also faced negative reactions from some fans after a post on Instagram where he posed with teammate Alejandro Garnacho with jerseys.

Amorim advised all players to refrain from social media activity.

“Turn off social media,” he emphasized. “Today it’s such a reality, it’s a price to pay, for the club and the fans. This is real life for Amad, we are here for Amad, we are here for him, we want to win for Amad.”

The team will also be without defender Noussair Mazraoui until the end of the international break due to fitness issues. It is known that Mazraoui did not participate in United's training on Wednesday due to health problems.

Right-back Diogo Dalot returned to the squad after missing the last two matches due to a muscle injury.

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Robert Sanchez was shown a red card after five minutes, and goals from Bruno Fernandes and Casemiro gave United a two-goal advantage at half-time.

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In the context of Amad Diallo's situation, it's worth noting that team support in tough times can be the key to success both on and off the field for players. Losing a loved one is a huge test, and in such circumstances, providing all possible support to teammates is crucial. Every player is not just a professional, but also a person who feels emotions and experiences, and Manchester United demonstrates its humanity in this context.