Man United, The Cry of the Heart of Amorim: “We owe …”

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By: Manu Tournoux

Man United, The Cry of the Heart of Amorim: "We owe ..."

European joy was short -lived for Manchester United. A few days after validating his ticket for the Europa League final, the Red Devils dressed in their first league flaws, losing against West Ham. A new underperformance that prompted Ruben Amorim, visibly affected, to sound the alarm.

The hell of Manchester United continues in the Premier League. Unable to surf its success in the semi-final return of the Europa League against Athletic Bilbao (4-1) Thursday, the team led by Ruben Amorim experienced a new defeat in the championship against West Ham (0-2), this Sunday.

In his last five games in the English elite, the Mancunian training conceded four defeats and a draw. A dynamic more than disappointing for the Portuguese coach. The latter also expressed his discomfort towards the club's situation, positioned in the second half of the ranking.

An impaired awareness

“How is Manchester United manager supposed to feel in 16th position?” Embarrassed. It's hard to accept and I think everyone has to think seriously about a lot here. Everyone is thinking of the Europa League final. The final is not the stake of the moment in our club. We have to think about more important things. And we have to change a lot at the end of the season ”blowed Amorim.

Manchester United has only one hope to save a completely dull season, win the C3 final against Tottenham. The appointment is set for May 21, in San Mamés.

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