Manchester United's Amorim Insists on Sticking to His Coaching Philosophy

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has vowed to stick to his coaching style despite the team's ongoing struggles on the pitch.

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has reaffirmed his commitment to his coaching philosophy, despite the team's dismal form. Amorim, 39, insists that he will not alter his approach, even as the pressure mounts on him to deliver results.

Ruben Amorim took the reins at Manchester United after replacing Erik ten Hag, making the move from Sporting mid-season. Despite the change in leadership, the team's struggles have persisted, but Amorim remains resolute in his conviction to stick with his coaching methods.

Ruben Amorim has acknowledged the challenges he has faced adapting to the Premier League. The Manchester United head coach emphasized that he cannot abandon his coaching philosophy overnight, stating, “I cannot change my idea in one day because we will lose much more now.”

Amorim expressed his commitment to his approach, saying, "So I will try to do it the way I am trying to do it." He also highlighted the adjustments he makes for each game, noting, "I adapt for every game - the positioning, the way the players are trying to cope without training." However, he acknowledged the difficulties this poses for his players, adding, “So it's really hard for them.”

Despite the struggles, Amorim remains resolute in his conviction to stick with his coaching methods. He emphasized, ”But I maintain my idea, I want to play a certain way until the end." Amorim also warned against making drastic changes, cautioning, "If I change everything now, we are going to lose everything.”

“Like I said, you cannot go back,” he added in another interview. 

“We have to continue to push. Remember we had like four training sessions altogether. So that is important. 

“I know what you guys are trying to reach (for, with your questions) but it is really clear.

“I was here because of my idea and I will continue to do my idea until the end.”