Manchester United chief hails Rúben Amorim as fundamental | OneFootball

Rúben Amorim recently completed a year at the helm of Manchester United and the changes are already noticeable. In recent days, the Red Devils’ director of football, Jason Wilcox, spoke about Rúben Amorim’s work, making sure to offer some praise for what the former Benfica man has accomplished since his arrival.

Appearing on the podcast ‘Inside Carrington’, the director of football began by highlighting the team’s commitment, influenced by Rúben Amorim: “Now, when I look at the parking lot and see that, with the arrival time set for 9:45 am, the boys are arriving at 8:30, 8:45, getting ready for training… that’s a good sign.”

“The atmosphere on the pitch hasn’t changed much, nor the intensity or the noise, whether we win or lose. Of course, when you lose a game, there’s disappointment and frustration, but as soon as they step onto the training field, you can feel the character, the team spirit. You can feel the energy building and we just have to keep it that way,” added Jason Wilcox.

According to the member of the structure led by the former Benfica man – praised by Cristiano Ronaldo – the secret also lies in the transfer market: “It’s fundamental. I think we have to sign players who bring something different to the dressing room. The most important thing is that, whenever we sign someone, that person has to want to develop, to be a team player.”

“Last summer’s transfer window [with Erik ten Hag] was much more chaotic than this one. This one was very calm, we knew the plan, we knew which players we wanted, we had our lists and the areas of the pitch we needed to improve,” Jason Wilcox concluded.

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