Rúben Amorim on his time as Manchester United manager: It’s been a... | OneFootball

Rúben Amorim considers his time at Manchester United to be a journey. In a conversation with the international press, the former Benfica player spoke about his first year at the helm of the Old Trafford club and also explained what he does during international breaks for the national teams.

Making the most of the last days before the end of the FIFA dates, Rúben Amorim gave an interview to the Australian press, where the main topic was his journey in Manchester. “I’ve had that feeling many times, especially at Old Trafford, because in the manager’s dressing room there are photos of all the club’s previous managers and you can really feel the history of Manchester United,” he began by saying.

Alongside the history of great names who have passed through the club, such as Sir Alex Ferguson – who praised the Portuguese – the former Benfica man does not hide the weight he feels on his shoulders: “There are about 23 people who have had this job, so it’s a huge responsibility.”

“I use these international breaks to watch our teams, to get to know our youngsters, with recordings of their games, to see what other coaches are doing. It was a good break to understand everything and I’m lucky to have this job,” the coach highlighted, explaining how he makes use of the FIFA dates.

It has been a journey. The most important thing is that I have learned a lot and sometimes we think that, when we are very young and come from many victories, when you end up having different results.”

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