Rúben Amorim has responded to media scrutiny with a composed yet firm stance, emphasizing his focus on the challenges ahead. Following Manchester United’s recent loss to Newcastle United, Amorim stated, “I understand the criticism, I don’t care. Nothing is worse than losing games.”
The manager acknowledged the team’s struggles this season, pointing to their position in the league table as a reflection of their performance. Despite the criticism, Amorim remains undeterred, choosing to concentrate on the Europa League quarterfinal second leg against Olympique Lyonnais on Thursday. He described the match as “really important,” highlighting its significance for the team’s aspirations.
Rúben Amorim said: “I understand the criticism, I don’t care. Nothing is worse that losing games. People can say whatever they want to say. I don’t want to defend myself as if you look at our position in the table, it says it all. Thursday, really important”.
Amorim’s remarks underline his commitment to improvement and his determination to guide Manchester United through a challenging period. With the Europa League fixture looming, the team will need to regroup and deliver a strong performance to keep their hopes alive. The manager’s focus on the future signals his intent to turn the tide and restore confidence within the squad.
Manchester United performance and stats
Manchester United is currently 14th in the Premier League with 38 points.
In the last 32 games, it has won 10 times, drew 8 times, and lost 14 times. In its last match, Manchester United lost 4-1 against Newcastle United.
It has a negative goal difference after scoring 38 goals and conceding 45.
Manchester United will play the next match in Premier League against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday 20th of April in Manchester.
