Manchester United chief coach Ruben Amorim caused his players to change their perception of them after criticizing this week from co -owners of Sir Ratcliffe.
United is on the way to the worst season of the club from relegation from the top flight 1974 and Ratcliffe aimed at less players’ performance During the media this week.
“We need time to move from the past to a new place in the future,” Ratcliffe said. “Some are not good enough and some are probably overpaid, but for us to form a team for which we are fully responsible and responsible for, it will take time. We have this period of transformation where we go from the past to the future.”
A billionaire gave those comments Immediately after being specially appointed Antonio, Casemiro, Andre Onana, Rasmus Hojlund and Jadon Sancho, shocking fans with his dull.
KasemiroOnana and Hojlund remain part of the current team, with Antonium And Sancho borrowed.
“We like it or not, we inherited these things and we have to solve it,” he said.
Ratcliffe’s words were not surprisingly put in amorim when he faced journalists at a press conference on the eve of this week The Europa League conflict with Real Sociedad.
“I think if we are honest, at this point everyone – I, all players – a weaker effect. That’s how we can always change that. I get involved in that part of the weak effects,” he replied to Amorim.
“For example, you talk about players like Casemir who won everything and we know that such types of players can play so much better. So it’s a focus. [Ratcliffe] was honest in that. The focus is to change your mind and change all people. “
“If you are a top player and play in this football club and even I – many people say I’m not good enough for the club – and my feeling is that you can change it with the results. In training I feel like they want it really bad, especially [against Real Sociedad]. “
Ratcliffe’s interviews also included sharing his admiration for Amorim, who undisputedly inherited the difficult situation since leaving Sporting CP for United in November.
The Portuguese admitted that his relationship with the club’s head was “really good from day one.”
He explained, “I think we are really blunt and honest with each other. It’s a bit of a character. We are quite similar in that way, so I always felt support for the committee, and especially of cheese. I can’t tell you conversations, but they are simple, clear and sincere conversations.”
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