Inside Amorim’s Playbook: The Surprising Rule That’s Transforming Manchester United’s Future
Ruben Amorim’s first season at Old Trafford was brutal. Appointed mid-campaign following Erik ten Hag’s dismissal, he inherited a side in disarray and lacking both direction and cohesion. A 15th-place finish—the club’s worst in over half a century—was the result. As he admitted in a candid interview with The Times, the final weeks were painful.
“The hardest part,” he said, “was going to games and knowing we weren’t going to be competitive.” That level of uncertainty, of walking into matches braced for failure, weighed heavily on him.
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