Manchester United player concerned about Ruben Amorim’s style

• Ruben Amorim’s era at Manchester United didn’t go as he hoped after replacing Erik ten Hag
• After an impressive start, he was faced with reality with painful defeats against Arsenal and Nottingham Forest.
• The former Sporting CP changed teams several times and a player reportedly complained about it.

Ruben Amorim had an indifferent start to life Manchester United since replacing Erik Ten Hag last month.

The Portuguese coach managed six matches, recording three wins, two defeats and a draw.

Some questioned his decision to change teams, and one player reportedly complained about his strategy.

Complaints regarding Ruben Amorim

Amorim sat in the Man United dugout for the first time on November 24 against Ipswich in the Premier League. They had to settle for a frustrating draw against the promoted side.

He made many changes to the team in the following matches. According to Manchester Evening Newsthe former Sporting CP boss has made more than 20 changes to the team since taking charge.

The report adds that Amorim made 25 out of 25 substitutions and started 21 different players ahead of their Europa League clash against Viktoria Plzen. The players appreciated his style since everyone got playing time.

“It’s not because I like to change all the time, but we have to have a fit team,” Amorim said.

According to Metro Sportsone player privately complained about Amorim’s frequent tinkering. One player who has struggled to break into the team is Christian Eriksen, who is expected to leave the club soon.

Amorim comments on dispute between Amad and Hojlund

TUKO.co.ke had earlier reported that Amorim had weighed on Altercation between Amad Diallo and Rasmus Hojlund after their match against Viktoria Plzen.

The two Man United teammates had a heated exchange after both refusing to pass each other late in the match.

Amorim advised to copy Amorim

TUKO.co.ke also reported that Amorim was advised to copy that of Enzo Maresca strategy to Chelsea.

Former Man United star Gary Neville believes changing teams too much has a negative effect, urging Amorim to change the starting XI less often.

Source: TUKO.co.ke