Ruben Amorim's debut season as manager at Old Trafford was challenging, marked by a dismal 15th-place finish, the club's lowest in over fifty years. Although the final weeks were painful, a recent tour in the United States has improved team cohesion and revitalized his confidence. Amorim acknowledges the need to part ways with certain players, including Marcus Rashford, while emphasizing the potential of those who remain. He believes in the squad's ability to compete in European tournaments and eventually vie for the Premier League and Champions League titles.
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.
Yet just over two months since United's final-day victory over Aston Villa, Amorim speaks with a renewed confidence. The tour of the United States has helped forge a collective mentality among those still part of the squad.
Some players, however, were deemed incompatible with that vision. Marcus Rashford was sent on loan to Barcelona, while Antony, Tyrell Malacia, Jadon Sancho, and Alejandro Garnacho have been training away from the first team and are expected to leave.
In contrast, those who have remained with the squad have embraced the challenge. Amorim sees genuine potential not just to return to European competition but also, in time, to challenge for the Premier League and Champions League titles.
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