Rooney predicts Ruben Amorim’s future: I hope that… | OneFootball

Wayne Rooney, former Manchester United player, hopes that Ruben Amorim succeeds as the coach of the Red Devils.

Wayne Rooney believes in Ruben Amorim's good work - as he heard from Gary Neville. Despite the poor results, the former Benfica coach has three consecutive victories in matches played at Old Trafford for the Premier League, and the former forward hopes he continues to succeed.

"The result against Sunderland was important, but consistency is needed. It's necessary to win four, five, six, or seven consecutive games. That's what makes you climb the standings. Only time will tell if Amorim is the right coach for Manchester United. I hope he is," he said.

For Rooney, "Amorim is a young coach with quality, the results haven't shown that, but he is certainly doing everything to turn the situation around," with the former footballer expressing a wish for the ex-Benfica coach: "I hope he manages to turn things around."

Asked whether one of the reasons Manchester United has been going through a severe sporting crisis for several years is the lack of strong personalities and locker room leaders, the forward who won several titles with the Red Devils spoke of changes.

"Many teams are in that position. Football has changed a lot since my time. There aren't many leaders in world football. Society has changed too," explained Wayne Rooney, admitting that the situation is common to several clubs.

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