Dorgu dispels all doubts.

As Ruben Amorim's first signing as Manchester United's head coach, Patrick Dorgu has been a disappointment so far, but the match against Newcastle could be a turning point for him.

Dorgu played energetically and brought joy to Manchester United fans.

In the early hours of December 27th, Dorgu's volley in the 24th minute helped MU overcome the tough challenge posed by Newcastle. Dorgu had to wait until his 38th match and 31st shot to score for the Old Trafford club. And he did it in a memorable way.

On Sky Sports ' commentary program, Roy Keane praised the Danish defender's finish as "excellent". In fact, Dorgu revealed his finishing ability in the World Cup qualifiers last month, when he scored for Denmark in the match against Scotland.

Dorgu was highly regarded in the Danish national team, but at MU, he has not lived up to expectations. For more than six months, Dorgu has been disappointing in the left wing-back position, showing immaturity in Amorim's 3-4-3 formation.

Against Newcastle, Amorim used a traditional four-man defense for the first time, moving Dorgu to the right wing to replace Amad Diallo and Bryan Mbeumo, both of whom had left for the Africa Cup of Nations. The Danish player did not disappoint Amorim.

Besides scoring a goal, Dorgu also played confidently and nearly provided another assist, if Benjamin Sesko hadn't shot wide from a favorable position. In defense, he also made a crucial tackle to block Fabian Schar's shot.

Whenever MU needed someone to push forward and stretch Newcastle's defense, the former Lecce player was usually the one to step in. Dorgu's final burst of speed in this match came in the sixth minute of added time, when almost the entire MU team was exhausted and struggling to protect the scoreline.

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