Amorim: Manchester United Ready for Tough April Fixtures
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim is confident his team can navigate a challenging April schedule, which includes a Europa League quarter-final against Lyon.
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim, has acknowledged a noticeable shift in atmosphere at the club following a recent upturn in form. Amorim attributed this change to a difference in “energy” within the team, which has helped to boost morale.
Despite this mini-revival, Amorim remains cautious, recognizing that the team's confidence is still fragile. As Manchester United prepares to resume action after the international break, Amorim's comments serve as a reminder that the team's progress is still delicate and susceptible to setbacks.
Manchester United's current position in the Premier League table is a concern, with the team sitting 13th, a significant 12 points adrift of the top four with only nine games remaining. As they travel to face Nottingham Forest on Tuesday, United will be seeking to build on their recent momentum and climb the table.
Despite exiting the FA Cup on penalties to Fulham, Manchester United have been on a strong run of form, remaining unbeaten in seven matches across all competitions. As the team prepares to resume action after the international break, manager Marco Amorim expressed his confidence in the team's ability to pick up where they left off.
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Amorim, who has seen his injury crisis begin to ease, was asked on Monday about his team's prospects for maintaining their momentum. The Portuguese manager replied, ”I'm really confident. I feel that the players are more confident, the energy is different.” Amorim acknowledged that the team's confidence is linked to their results, emphasizing the importance of maintaining their focus.
While Manchester United have been winning games, Amorim recognizes that there is still room for improvement. “But I also know that this could change with the results. So we are focused on maintaining the energy. We worked on some things that we have a lot to improve,” he explained. Amorim is eager to build on the team's momentum, saying, “Even winning the games, we can acknowledge that we have a lot to improve. But we are in a different moment, more confident and ready for this final two months of the season.”
Manchester United face a daunting schedule in April, with seven games lined up, including a crucial Europa League quarter-final against Lyon and challenging Premier League matches against Manchester City and Newcastle. The team's preparations have been boosted by the return of defenders Harry Maguire and Leny Yoro, while Ayden Heaven's injury is not as severe as initially thought.
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The availability of key players is a significant positive for United, according to manager Ruben Amorim. “It's really important to have all the players available for them to fight, for us to rotate during matches,” Amorim said, highlighting the benefits of having a full squad at his disposal. The United boss also emphasized the value of having different characteristics within the team, which provides various opportunities to win matches. “Different characteristics give us different opportunities to win football matches.”
Despite the tough challenges ahead, Amorim is optimistic about his team's prospects. “But I think it's a very good moment in our season,” he said, acknowledging the difficulties that lie ahead. Amorim recognized that United will face at least three tough Premier League games, but expressed confidence in his team's ability to rise to the challenge. “I know that we will have at least three games in the Premier League now that are really tough. But I think the team is prepared to face those games.”
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