After scoring his first goal for Rangers on his debut, Amad has quickly established himself as a fan favorite in the Scottish Premiership. He is currently on loan with the league leaders.

However, after appearing in only four domestic matches since then, the teenager has been largely absent from the scene.

However, according to a recent article from the Manchester Evening News, despite only appearing in four domestic matches, both the teenage winger and Manchester United were assured that he will receive far more senior minutes in the coming seasons.
The Red Devils, of course, would like to see their young hero continue his impressive form.

However, it is evident that this will not happen in Scotland, which means that another loan move next season is highly possible.

United officials are said to have high expectations for the adolescent, with former manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer predicting that he will develop into a 'top, top player' for the club.

Solskjaer stated in an interview with Sky Sports immediately after Amad's arrival that "he's still a young lad, he's 18 years old, but we see top, top potential in him." "He's still a young kid, he's 18 years old, but of course we see top, top potential in him."

"He's a really kind boy, he's really likeable, and he puts in a lot of effort. Of course, he will have to become used to a new nation and a new language.

The fact that he doesn't speak English well enough yet to feel confident enough to participate in the conversations is a work in progress; he is learning the language."

To put it another way, "We believe he possesses the attributes cognitively, technically and physically necessary to be a great player for us."

Feyenoord has been a long-time admirer of Amad, so don't be shocked if the Eredivise side is connected with a move to the Netherlands this summer.