Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has responded to reports about the club being forced to sell Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho.
The Athletic reported this week that the club could be forced to sell their young duo to comply with the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules.
That was one of the reasons the club opted to sell club graduate Scott McTominay to Napoli in the last transfer window.
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The Red Devils coach has made his feelings clear about those rumorus ahead of Sunday's FA Cup clash against Arsenal.
"Our idea is always to keep the best players and the players we build for this club," Amorim said, as per BBC Spot.
"But we know the position the club is in at the moment. We will see."
Mainoo has also been linked with Chelsea amid reports he was not happy with United's last contract offer.
"We need to improve recruitment so that when we are targeting players we are sure they can cope with the demands," Amorim added.
"Also, we have to improve our academy. Young kids that feel the club in the right way and do some business to have money to invest in the team.
"Our idea is always to keep the best players and to build for this club, but I am really happy and like our players, especially the guys from the academy.
"I really love my players. I want to keep them, especially the talented ones. It is a hard moment, and I am really happy with Kobbie. He is improving."
