Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand believes Ruben Amorim wants to offload 50% of his squad. The Portuguese head coach took over the Red Devils in November last year and has endured a difficult time so far.
The Premier League giants have struggled to cope with Amorim’s 3-4-3 system. Manchester United are now 16th in the league table, although they have reached the Europa League final.
Speaking on his podcast, Rio Presents, Ferdinand insisted that the Portuguese needs at least two windows to assemble a team that suits his tactics.
He continued:
Ferdinand added that his former team should target dynamic athletes instead of mavericks.
He concluded:
Manchester United face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Friday, May 16, in the Premier League next.
Manchester United have no plans to sack Ruben Amorim even if they fail to win the Europa League, as per The Guardian. The Red Devils face Tottenham Hotspur at San Mames on Wednesday, May 21, in the tournament final.
Amorim’s future has come under scrutiny following a poor run of results, especially in the league. Manchester United have won just six of their 25 league games since the arrival of their Portuguese tactician.
They have scored just 30 goals in those games and have failed to find the back of the net in 10 of the 25 games. However, INEOS are willing to keep their faith in Amorim and are likely to back him over the summer.
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