Summary
Former Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney criticized the team's performance under coach Ruben Amorim, saying the team has not improved since Amorim's appointment. Manchester United has suffered several losses, including a recent defeat by Manchester City, and many fans have expressed disappointment. Despite spending significantly on new players, the team has struggled in their league games.
Key Facts
- Wayne Rooney, a former Manchester United captain, said the team has worsened under coach Ruben Amorim.
- Ruben Amorim became Manchester United's coach on November 1 of the previous year, replacing Erik ten Hag.
- Manchester United lost 3-0 to Manchester City, disappointing many fans during a recent derby match.
- The team finished 15th in the league last season, their lowest finish since the 1989-90 season.
- Manchester United spent about £250 million on new player signings under Amorim.
- Despite changes, the team's performance issues from last season appear to persist.
- Rooney claimed United's current playing style results in a 36% win rate, the worst for any permanent United manager since World War Two.
- Manchester United only earned four points from their opening four league games, the lowest since the 1992-93 season.
