Tyrell Malacia opens up on his time at Manchester United after moving to FC Cincinnati to restart his career in Major League Soccer.

Former Manchester United defender Tyrell Malacia says he has no regrets about joining the Premier League club despite being exiled to train with youth teams under Ruben Amorim. Now reviving his career in Major League Soccer with FC Cincinnati, the 27-year-old Dutch left-back stated he would make the same decision again.
Malacia made 39 appearances in his debut campaign under Erik ten Hag following a £13m transfer from Feyenoord, but struggled with severe knee injuries and spent long periods sidelined. After training apart from the first team alongside other outgoing players and seeing a January exit blocked by Michael Carrick, Malacia departed when his contract expired.
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