Ruben Amorim, Manchester United's head coach, has pinpointed the clubâs primary issue as the squadâs mentality and attitude, stating it must improve for better competition. With a win percentage of just 39.5% since his appointment, Amorim's tenure has been marred by underperformance, particularly in the Premier League where the team languishes in 16th place. He finds the team's culture to be too accepting of mediocrity, including losses and draws, a mindset he says needs urgent change. Even if they fail to secure the Europa League, he is not expected to be dismissed, indicating a long-term strategy ahead.
Ruben Amorim emphasizes that Manchester United's biggest issue is the mentality and attitude of the squad, which needs urgent change to face competition effectively.
Despite Amorim's sagging performance statistics, he insists on improving the team's mindset, highlighting the need for players to fight until the end and reject complacency.
He points out that itâs not just tactical or technical issues but a deeper cultural problem that leads to an acceptance of losses and draws.
Amorim admits the club has undergone a disappointing season, marking the lowest win percentage of any permanent boss in over five decades.
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