Ruben Amorim thinks Dan Ashworth sacking is bad situation but admits being loved and supported at Manchester United
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Ruben Amorim
Ruben Amorim spoke about the challenges he faces at Manchester United, particularly the need to focus on the current squad and the academy, emphasizing the importance of understanding his players and managing various details at the club.
Ruben Amorim said “I’m really focused to see my players and to understand my players, that is one of the problems of the club. We have to focus on what we have, we have to focus on the academy and to have a clear profile of the players. So it’s a lot of details you have to manage. But we have, like Ty (Malacia), international players, good players, we need time to teach them our ideas and then we will see because this is a massive club. If we don’t win, the coach goes, the player goes, so you have to know that. We have to improve as a team, we have to arrange a lot of things in our club before thinking just in buying or selling players. There’s a lot to do, let’s focus on improving our players, improving our academy and then see.”
Ruben Amorim addressed the situation of Dan Ashworth’s departure from Manchester United, acknowledging the support he received from Ashworth and viewing the departure as a challenging circumstance in the football world.
Ruben Amorim said “The first thing I want to say since the first day I felt great support from the ownership, from Omar, from them also, from Jason (Wilcox), and Dan was part of that. And I really, really, really [received] support from Dan also. But this is football and sometimes this happens, happens with players, with coaches, I know it’s not the best situation but the important thing is we continue in our way. The path is really clear for everybody and I think this can happen in football.”
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