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Ruben Amorim has had a rotten start as Manchester United manager but still retains the support of ‘most players’, according to Manchester United expert Andy Mitton.
The founder of the United V Stand fanzine has impressive connections within the club and claims Amorim has ‘the support of the fans and most of the players who have welcomed his arrival, openness and enthusiasm’.
He did not mention the names of those who do not support Amorim, but generally refers to players who are out of the first-team picture. Most reports suggest Marcus Rashford, Antony, Christian Eriksen, Casemiro, Joshua Zirkzee and Victor Lindelof are available for transfer..
Amorim likely to be fired – though He is high in sack rushing. – are probably thinner than they’re likely to be. Abandoned in 2025..
But even Mitton admitted that Amorim ‘needs to win and no manager can keep losing every week, especially at a big club like United’. I am ranked 14th. Premier League table is unacceptable.
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Amorim has made it clear that he will not back down from the formation he chooses, even though it is having very dire consequences indeed.
“Playing with three is more or less the same thing as playing with four,” he said.
“We can change the characteristics. If we play with Emad on the wing it can be a little different. We had some games where we were pressing 4-4-2 so I don’t see it that way. Of course, I didn’t specifically pick the players for this position but I already knew that.
“But I have to sell my idea if I’m going to change all the time, it’s going to be worse. But I think they’ve got a lot of problems because they’ve played one way for two years and then they’re playing another. are
“With so many losses, it’s really hard on them and you can feel it during the game. So even today when we tried to score and we’re close to scoring, it’s more about them than the organization. by, so you can feel it, I can feel it. But I have to sell my idea. I don’t have anyone else.”
But pundits are turning on Amorim, Danny Murphy wrote in the Mail: ‘Most matches are won or lost in midfield. Managers have instilled it in players and it is still the same today.
“Some teams ask two players to go against three when they are not equipped for the job and have no support, so I found it strange that Ruben Amorim did that against an athletic team like Newcastle on Monday night. .
‘I was at Old Trafford and could see the problem within minutes. By the time the Manchester United boss reacted, his side were 2-0 down and the game was over.
‘It was football suicide and unless Amorim changes his system or staff, the performances and results will not change – particularly worrying as United are 14th.’
