Rúben Amorim, the current manager of Manchester United, has clarified his recent remarks regarding the team’s performance. In a statement, Amorim explained that his previous comments, which were interpreted as criticism of the squad, were actually a reflection on himself rather than the players. He emphasised that his intention was to divert attention away from the players and onto himself.
Amorim’s Recent Statements
Amorim’s clarification comes after he was quoted saying that this is the “worst Manchester United team ever.” He has now stated, “I was talking more about myself than for my players. I’m talking more about me than the players.” He further added, “Every time you push about the players not being good enough, I take the spotlight away from my players.”
Context of the Comments
The comments follow a series of statements from Amorim addressing various issues within the club. Recently, he has been vocal about Manchester United’s performance, as well as the absence of key player Marcus Rashford. Additionally, Amorim has expressed uncertainty regarding Antony’s future at the club. These remarks have sparked discussions about the team’s current state and the challenges they face under Amorim’s management.