“LISTEN TO ME CAREFULLY… IF I HAD THIS GUY IN MY TEAM, I’D BE IN THE TOP SIX RIGHT NOW!”
BREAKING NEWS: Everton coach David Moyes stuns the Premier League with a blunt, unapologetic statement about ONE Manchester United star he believes Ruben Amorim is completely mismanaging.
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Everton didn’t even wait for the dust to settle after their shock performance this weekend before David Moyes dropped a bombshell that sent both fanbases into chaos. Standing in front of the cameras with that familiar fire in his eyes, Moyes didn’t mince words — he went straight for the truth.
And he didn’t sugar-coat a single thing.
Moyes looked right into the lens and tore into Manchester United’s current situation with a bold assessment that instantly went viral:
“He is a great player with great qualities. It’s just unfortunate Ruben Amorim doesn’t know how to manage him — that’s why they’re struggling in the league. If I had his type in my team, I would be sitting comfortably in sixth position by now.”
Those words slapped like thunder.
For a Premier League manager to openly suggest another coach is wasting a top talent? That’s a shot fired directly at Old Trafford — and specifically at Amorim’s handling of one of United’s biggest assets.
And now United fans are scrambling to figure out who exactly Moyes was praising so heavily… and why he’s so convinced Amorim is mishandling him.
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THE PLAYER MOYES WANTS: A MAN UNITED STAR WHO’S BEING “MISUSED”
Moyes didn’t reveal the player’s name on live TV, but insiders around the club understand exactly who he meant — the one United player who has consistently shown elite ability despite being moved out of position, benched at key moments, or deployed in roles that don’t match his strengths.
This is the same player fans have been begging Amorim to build the team around — the one spark of creativity and power that still flashes even in United’s darkest performances.
Everton scouts have been monitoring him for months. Moyes himself has reportedly noted his work rate, his vision, and his ability to single-handedly change games when he’s given freedom. In his words:
“He’s the kind of player every manager dreams of — but only if you know how to use him.”
A brutal indirect dig at Amorim.
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MOYES EXPOSES THE REAL PROBLEM AT UNITED
The Everton boss didn’t stop there. He went deeper, pointing out exactly why he thinks United are stuck in mediocrity:
Players with top-tier ability being underused.
Favourites getting picked regardless of form.
Young talents being thrown around the pitch without a clear role.
A confused tactical identity that forces great players into average roles.
And for Moyes, this United star is the biggest victim of that confusion.
“That boy deserves to be dominating games every week,” Moyes insisted.
“He should be a leader, not a passenger. If I had him, Everton would be a different team entirely.”
If that’s not a challenge to Amorim, nothing is.
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UNITED FANS REACT: ‘MAYBE MOYES IS RIGHT’
Surprisingly, the reaction from Man United fans wasn’t anger toward Moyes — it was frustration toward their own manager.
Comments have poured in across social media:
“He’s right. Amorim is wasting him.”
“This guy carried us last season — now he can’t even get proper minutes.”
“Imagine him under a manager that actually knows what he’s doing.”
Some even believe Moyes has just publicly advertised his interest in the player — a move that could spark transfer chaos in January.
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WHAT THIS MEANS FOR MAN UNITED
Let’s be honest: when rival coaches start highlighting the talent United aren’t using properly, something is broken.
And Moyes didn’t just highlight it…
He hammered it into Amorim’s forehead.
The message is clear:
Manchester United have a gem in their squad — but under the current manager, that gem is being left to rot.
If Moyes had him, Everton would be soaring.
If Amorim keeps mismanaging him, United will keep sinking.
And now the entire Premier League is watching how United respond — especially the player himself.
Because once a manager from another club publicly expresses this level of admiration…
January becomes very, very dangerous.
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