Why Amorim's system isn't working - tactical analysis
Summary
Ruben Amorim, the coach for Manchester United, has faced challenges with his football tactics. His team's recent loss to Grimsby Town highlighted problems with his strategy, which is based on positioning and strict roles on the field. Although theoretically promising, his approach struggles against aggressive, man-to-man marking.Key Facts
- Manchester United recently lost a match to Grimsby Town in the Carabao Cup.
- Ruben Amorim uses a 5-2-3 formation, focusing on players maintaining strict positions.
- The team spent £200 million on new players this summer.
- Amorim's strategy involves creating numerical advantages, especially on the flanks.
- Opponents can counter this by marking players man-to-man, disrupting Amorim's plan.
- United's struggle is partly due to a lack of dribbling and player movement.
- Amorim prefers precise passing rather than individual dribbling or problem-solving.
- Against Grimsby, United's Kobbie Mainoo managed to break the press and assist in a goal.
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