Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has candidly discussed the trials of last season, describing it as a 'nightmare' but insisting he emerged stronger. The Portuguese tactician, who took charge amid turbulent times, has now set his sights on a fresh start under the club's new co-owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Surviving the Storm
Amorim didn't shy away from acknowledging the difficulties of the previous campaign, where inconsistent performances and off-pitch drama plagued the Red Devils. 'There was no sugar-coating it—last season was tough,' he admitted. 'But we faced it head-on, no bullsh*t, just hard work and honesty.'
A New Era Under Ratcliffe
With Sir Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS group now steering the ship, Amorim is optimistic about the future. 'Change brings opportunity,' he said. 'Jim has a clear vision, and we're aligned on rebuilding this club the right way.' The manager emphasised the importance of stability and long-term planning in restoring United to its former glory.
Pre-Season Preparations
As the new Premier League season approaches, Amorim has been working closely with the squad to implement his philosophy. 'The players have responded brilliantly,' he noted. 'We're focusing on intensity, discipline, and a winning mentality.' Fans will be eager to see if these changes translate to success on the pitch.
Looking Ahead
While challenges remain, Amorim's resilience and Ratcliffe's backing offer hope for a brighter future at Old Trafford. 'This is a fresh chapter,' the manager declared. 'We’re ready to fight for every point and make our supporters proud.'
