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**Why Ruben Amorim Is Not the Right Fit for Manchester United ? and Why Letting Go of Erik ten Hag Was a
Mistake**
Ruben Amorim arrived at Manchester United amid significant media hype     See More re. Known for his success
at Sporting CP and his progressive playing style, he was heralded as a young and promising manager with
charisma and a clear footballing philosophy. Yet, his tenure at United has revealed a series of flaws that
suggest he may not be suited for a high-pressure, results-driven environment like the Premier League.
*An Idealist in a Pragmatic League*
One of the primary concerns with Amorim?s approach is that it is more idealistic than pragmatic. He insists
on a rigid playing style and structure, regardless of the qualities of the players at his disposal or the realities
of a fast-paced, physical league. While tactical identity is important, adaptability is critical in the Premier
League. Amorim?s unwillingness to compromise has not only failed to bring results, but has also alienated
several key players who no longer seem to thrive in his system.
*Charisma Over Substance?*
While Amorim has impressed the press with his demeanor, communication skills, and calm presence, these
qualities have not translated into results. In fact, his post-match interviews often seem designed to deflect
responsibility, subtly shifting blame onto the squad, the situation, or the club?s overall trajectory. This lack of
accountability is concerning in a leadership role at a club with the stature of Manchester United.
*A Lacking Backroom Team*
Another striking issue is the inexperience of Amorim?s coaching staff. With several members younger than
key players on the team, questions arise about authority, experience, and respect. Compared to Erik ten Hag

Amorim vs Ten Hag Analysis
? who assembled a seasoned team including Ruud van Nistelrooy and former England manager Steve
McClaren ? Amorim?s staff lacks both the gravitas and track record required to command a squad full of
internationals.
*Decline of Youth Development*
Under Ten Hag, young players like Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho not only debuted but thrived. Ten
Hag had a clear vision for integrating youth, balancing development with responsibility. Amorim?s tenure, by
contrast, has seen these talents pushed to the fringes, stifling creativity and diminishing morale. The system
no longer empowers individual expression or positional flexibility, elements which Ten Hag understood were
vital to player development.
*Lack of Entertaining Football*
Supporters of Manchester United, a club with a rich tradition of attacking and vibrant football, have been
disappointed by the sterile nature of the games under Amorim. Unlike Ten Hag, whose tenure included
memorable and emotionally charged matches against top sides like Liverpool, Arsenal, and Bayern Munich,
Amorim?s reign has largely been devoid of excitement. The style is rigid, the goals are scarce, and the fans
are growing restless.
*The Fanbase Paradox*
Despite poor results, a large section of the fanbase continues to defend Amorim, citing his charisma and
future potential. Yet this raises the question: what has he done to earn such loyalty? A coach must be judged
on more than words and composure?results and improvement matter more. Blind faith in a coach who fails to
adapt or deliver may delay United?s return to the elite.
*Reassessing the Departure of Erik ten Hag*

Amorim vs Ten Hag Analysis
Erik ten Hag was never fully embraced by the English press, lacking the "media-friendly" image that others
enjoyed. From the beginning, he had to fight for recognition. Yet his record speaks volumes: Champions
League qualification in his first season, a League Cup win, an FA Cup final appearance, and several
captivating performances?even amidst injury crises and a squad still under reconstruction.
Critics often blame Ten Hag for expensive signings, but many of those transfer fees were determined by
United?s previous board. Ten Hag certainly had influence on targets, but he didn?t set the prices, nor did he
have full control over all deals. Moreover, every squad needs time to gel, especially in a rebuilding phase.
While not flawless, Ten Hag?s performance was admirable given the limitations.
He created a team that played with intensity, discipline, and moments of real flair. His man-management
gave room to young talents, and his experienced backroom staff added depth to training and tactical
preparation. He may not have been perfect, but he was effective?and he left behind a much stronger
foundation than what he inherited.
*Conclusion*
Amorim might one day succeed at a top club?but Manchester United, in its current state, was not the right
platform. His stubborn idealism, inexperienced staff, and inability to adapt have compounded United?s
struggles. Meanwhile, Ten Hag?s sacking appears increasingly shortsighted in retrospect. He combined
structure with flexibility, authority with empathy, and results with ambition. In hindsight, he deserved more
time?and perhaps, a better environment in which to thrive.    See Less

Hojlund would do well at any other club. Some players look shite when they play for us. Look at Antony.     See Less

3.26. Surely anything is decided on whether we win on Wednesday. No champions league i dont think theres any money     See Less

Hoijlanf will go to Germany or back to Italy and will do well.     See Less