Rúben Amorim: “Good Days Are Coming For Manchester United After The Storm”

‎Manchester United manager, Ruben Amorim, expressed optimism about brighter days ahead for the Red Devils, apologizing to fans for what he called a “disaster” of a season on Sunday.

‎United concluded the Premier League campaign in 15th place, marking their worst finish since their relegation in 1974.

‎Defeat to Tottenham in the Europa League final on Wednesday ensured United will have no European football next season for only the second time in 35 years.

‎Amorim, who assumed control in November, acknowledged his responsibility for not being able to change the course of the season.

‎He addressed supporters after the final match, a 2-0 victory over Aston Villa, taking accountability for the difficult campaign.

‎”I want to apologize for this season. I know you are really disappointed with me and with the team,” said the Portuguese coach.

‎”But now we have to make a choice. We stay stuck in the past because this season is in the past, it is over. Or we stick together and move forward.

‎”Six months ago, after my first three games in charge with two victories and one draw, I said to you, ‘The storm is coming’.

‎”Today after this disaster season, I want to tell you the good days are coming.

‎”If there is one club in the world that can overcome any season, any disaster, it is our club, it is Manchester United.”

‎Amorim took over at Manchester United last November after departing Portuguese champions Sporting CP to replace the sacked Erik ten Hag.

‎Having previously cautioned that challenging times were ahead, Amorim now believes it is time to shift focus toward a brighter future.