Ruben Amorim reveals why he never speaks to Manchester United players after games

 Ruben Amorim has stuck to his methods and philosophy throughout his first year as Manchester United head coach.

Ruben Amorim has held firm to his approach during his first year in charge at Old Trafford, resisting calls for change despite mounting pressure.

The results are starting to show. United are now unbeaten in their last five Premier League matches, sitting seventh in the table and just two points off third place.

Amorim’s influence is being felt beyond just results. His style of play is now being embraced by the squad, and there’s a growing sense of belief around the club. Amorim’s background with Sporting CP supports that theory.

Ruben Amorim opts out of post-match team talks

Amorim smashing a TV in the dressing room after United’s defeat to Brighton has become part of club folklore, and it highlights the level of emotion he can show away from the cameras.

When Amorim first took over, he spoke about shielding his players from outside noise. Still, he’s also shown a tough edge, making changes to the squad and pushing for higher standards in training.

He’s never been shy about showing his feelings in public either – just think back to when he offered to step down following United’s Europa League final loss. But according to those closer to the squad, Amorim doesn’t always bring that energy into the dressing room after matches.

Mark Critchley, speaking on The Athletic podcast, offered some perspective on how Ruben Amorim interacts with his players behind closed doors.

“I feel like how he handles the players internally, you know the instance of him and the TV thing after the Brighton game? I don’t think that is typical.

Ruben Amorim has stuck to his methods and philosophy throughout his first year as Manchester United head coach.

Even when pressure mounted and calls for change grew louder, Amorim stayed true to his approach, and now the results are beginning to follow. Manchester United are unbeaten in five league matches, sitting seventh in the table and just two points off third place.

During that run, the club also reached a Europa League final, though they finished as runners-up. Over the course of last season, there were moments where it looked like Amorim’s position was under threat. But through it all, Sir Jim Ratcliffe remained patient and never rushed into a decision.

The story of Amorim smashing a TV in United’s dressing room after a defeat to Brighton has become common knowledge, and it gives an insight into how passionate United’s head coach is behind the scenes.

When he was first appointed, Amorim promised to protect his players, but he has also shown a ruthlessness in terms of clearing out the squad and driving high standards in training.

Amorim has often let his passion show when speaking in press conferences or interviews, such as his offer to resign after the Europa League final. But after a match, it seems he is much more reserved about speaking to his players.

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