Ruben Amorim Issues a Warning to Manchester United Star in Transition Period

Manchester United’s new era under Ruben Amorim has begun, but the Portuguese coach isn’t wasting time addressing the challenges within the squad. In a candid and fiery interview, Amorim has reportedly warned a £60 million player to find a new club, hinting at potential contract termination if the player remains unwilling to adapt.

Amorim remarked on observing this player’s attitude during his initial assessments of the squad, stating:

“I studied his attitude and discovered that he was the main reason why Ten Hag was sacked. Such a player cannot work under me as coach. He should find his way out now.”

Though Amorim did not explicitly name the player in his comments, speculation has already mounted around who might be at the center of this controversy.

Garnacho Shines Despite Team Struggles

In United’s opening match under Amorim, a 1-1 draw with Ipswich Town, there were some notable performances amid the teething problems of a team undergoing tactical overhaul.

One standout was Alejandro Garnacho, whose off-the-ball movement and ability to hold possession between the lines earned praise from the manager.

“You start discovering things you didn’t know, like Garna [Garnacho], who can hold the ball between the lines,” Amorim told Sky Sports. He added that Garnacho’s positioning and availability make him a significant threat in dangerous areas, even though his finishing still needs refinement.

A Steep Learning Curve

Amorim is still acclimatizing to his squad’s strengths and weaknesses. While some players like Garnacho have shown promise, it’s clear that others may struggle to align with the coach’s philosophy.

As United fans look forward to what the new manager can bring, it’s evident that Amorim is determined to establish a disciplined and focused squad—one where underperforming or disruptive players will no longer have a place.

The coming weeks will provide more clarity as United’s fixtures intensify, and Amorim continues to shape his squad to reflect his vision.