Ruben Amorim is not going to stop in Manchester United – but knows that the pressure will rise if he does not win the Europa League.
The Portuguese boss confirmed that he paid for 30 of his staff To take their families to the full-English final of Wednesday with Tottenham in Spain.
2
2
Amorim was astonished supporters after Sunday’s defeat against West Ham when he admitted It will have to be replaced If he cannot be united at the start of the following season.
AmorimWho only won six of the 25 Prem matches, said: “Since I arrived here I am always talking about the standards.
“I cannot see the team that these results – especially in the Premier League – and say nothing and do not take responsibility.
“It is exactly that. I have a clear idea what to do. I understand the problems of the team and I am far from stopping.
“What I say is that we have to perform this season and in the future or else they will change us.
“That is normal. That was my feeling after West Ham and is still my feeling today.”
Amorim has tried to play the importance of the Bilbao confrontation.
But he accepts losses TottenhamWho last won silverware in 2008, would solve the pressure.
Casino Special – Best Casino Bonuses of £ 10 deposits
He added: “If we don’t win, it is clear … but I am not worried about that.
“It will be really bad. I don’t want to use that as an excuse, it will be really difficult.”
Casemiro is staying at Man Utd? Amorim’s shock u-bend explained!
Amorim’s step to pay for tickets from his own pocket – after the club said they would not finance them – was an attempt to increase morally after a difficult time at Old Trafford.
Announced with a maximum of 450 dismissal as part of co-owner The cost -saving measures of Sir Jim RatcliffeEmployees fear that more cuts will follow if United would not defeat any traces.
Amorim explained his decision to pay the tickets and said: “At the moment for our club it is sometimes difficult to give, when to take, to respect the people who lose their jobs.
“It is complicated for the club to give to other staff members, so it’s really a hard position.
“That situation was explained, so my reaction was to help. It won’t change my life.
“So I wanted to help the staff to be there and to be comfortable and to be a better staff for the final.
Three stars on the side
“Then they talk to the players and the players have the same response.
“Everyone wants their families there, the staff there, but it’s hard to manage things in our club. So it’s a simple thing.”
Amorim confirmed that Leny Yoro, Matthijs de Ligt and Diogo Dalot will not appear on Friday’s Prem Clash in Chelsea in the hope that they can be suitable for the Europa League final.
The United Boss said: “I don’t know if they will be available.
“We are going to try to push because it is a final and all players want to play in it.
“They will not go to Chelsea, but there is a possibility that we will get some of them back.”
- Advertisement -
