Rúben amorim took the microphone on Old Trafford and gave out a heartfelt apology to the fans after Manchester United’s worst Premier League -Finish in 50 years. Despite a 2-0 victory over Aston Villa – United’s First League victory in nine matches – ended the club 15thMissing European competition for the coming season after also Loses the Europa League final to Tottenham Hotspur.
As he stood in the middle of the pitch, Amorim supporters directed at an emotional moment and asked for a unit after a turbulent season characterized by fields in the field and fans protests against the club’s co -owner, Glazer family.
“First of all, I want to apologize for this season,” he said. “I know you are very disappointed with me and the team.”
He went on to thank the supporters and acknowledged their loyalty during a challenging campaign: “We are very grateful for your support under what I know was a really bad season.”
Amorim encouraged the club that looking forward to, not backto say the players, staff and fans must make a choice to Stay united and rebuilding: “We can either hold on to the past or fight against each other, or we can move forward together.”
He referred to his early days responsible and reflected on a warning he gave after his first three matches at the helm: “Six months ago I said the storm came. Now, after this disastrous season, I tell you: the good days are coming.”
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He also spoke directly to his players and admitted that he was sometimes too critical: “Sometimes I wasn’t fair, but I always tried to be honest.”
In the meantime, Manchester United confirmed departures from three veteran players: Victor LindelöfThe Christian Eriksenand Jonny EvansAs everyone will leave the club after their contract expires this summer.
The team is now entering a critical season with major changes expected over the squad and coaching staff, as fans and leadership look to recover from one of the most disappointing campaigns in the club’s modern history.
