Summary
Ruben Amorim, the head coach of Manchester United, has expressed frustration over interference from senior club officials. He emphasizes that he is there to manage the team, not just to coach, and plans to leave when his contract ends in 18 months. Amorim is also responding to criticism from former players and internal disagreements over tactics and player recruitment.
Key Facts
- Ruben Amorim is currently the head coach of Manchester United.
- He expressed frustration about unwanted interference from senior officials at the club.
- Amorim insists he is meant to manage the team, not just coach it.
- His contract with Manchester United is set to end in 18 months.
- Amorim faces criticism from former United players like Gary Neville and Paul Scholes.
- There are disagreements within the club over playing tactics and player recruitment strategies.
- Amorim changed his team's formation in response to criticism but is sticking with his approach.
- He believes the club is moving in the right direction despite recent poor results.
