Ruben Amorim has left Man Utd, but is still making waves: They knew... | OneFootball

Ruben Amorim's spell at Manchester United continues to spark debate, and the latest comments from Steve McClaren help explain why. The former Red Devils assistant has no doubt that the Portuguese coach has been consistent with his ideas from the very start.

"They knew he was going to go with a 3-4-3. Someone must have thought, 'Do we have the players needed to play in a 3-4-3?'... He stayed true to that," he began by saying in a lengthy interview with the American outlet The Athletic.

Steve McClaren says the players like this persistence. "I speak to some former players, and they really like that. They would say, 'It would be a certain weakness if someone chose a different path. Just imagine. Then the players would catch him out, and in that case, they would pile even more pressure on him'," he said.

Despite that conviction, . , putting the team back in the race for the European places.

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