In Video: Ruben Amorim clarifies 'worst-ever Man Utd' comment ahead of Rangers clash | Full press conference
Rúben Amorim Speaks to the Media After Saying Manchester United Could be the Worst in the Club’s History
In a candid conversation with the media, Manchester United manager Rúben Amorim reflected on his recent comments labeling his team as potentially the worst in the club’s history. Expressing frustration and disappointment, Amorim acknowledged that his words were aimed more at himself than the players.
Players’ Response to Rúben’s Comments
When asked about his players’ reaction to the comments, Amorim revealed that they were initially disappointed and frustrated, but ultimately understood the context and messages behind his words. Defender Harry Maguire, who has recently been playing well, shared his thoughts on the situation, "I think as players, we have to take responsibility for our own performances. We can’t keep making excuses or blaming others. We have to improve individually, and that will help the team improve as well."
Anxious Start to Home Matches
Amorim also touched on the team’s anxiety-affected performances at Old Trafford, stating that it’s getting harder to play at home due to the pressure and expectation. Maguire added that their recent struggles at home have been related to giving away early goals, which sets them back.
Looking Ahead to the Europa League Clash with Rangers
As Manchester United prepare to face Rangers in the Europa League, Amorim warned that he expects a tough encounter, citing the Scottish team’s physicality and The Gers’ talented players in the final third. Maguire echoed his manager’s sentiments, saying that they need to focus on themselves and improve to secure a positive result.
Reinvestment and Squad Strengthening
When asked about the potential sale of Ruddy Garnacho and reinvestment in the squad, Amorim seemed reluctant to discuss the topic, emphasizing the team’s focus on the present and immediate future. He expressed hope that, through improvements and positive performances, they can turn their season around.
The pressure remains on Manchester United, as they face a crucial clash with Rangers in the Europa League. With their players working hard to put things right, the coming days and weeks will be crucial in determining the team’s fate under Rúben Amorim’s guidance.





