Home PREMIER LEAGUE Bruno Fernandes explains why Ruben Amorim is the best manager in the world currently. EVEN PEP WAS SCARED OF THAT TACTICS AND HE ADMITTED IT.

Bruno Fernandes explains why Ruben Amorim is the best manager in the world currently. EVEN PEP WAS SCARED OF THAT TACTICS AND HE ADMITTED IT.

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Bruno Fernandes has shed light on the pressing demands made by Manchester United’s new manager, Ruben Amorim, who is urging the squad to find the back of the net more frequently in a bid to revitalize the team’s performance. Amorim’s tenure at Old Trafford may have started on a rocky note, but there are signs of a turnaround, especially following a commendable draw against Liverpool and a hard-fought penalty shootout triumph over Arsenal in the FA Cup.

 

Despite these encouraging results, Manchester United’s struggles in the Premier League are undeniable. The team finds itself languishing in 13th place, having amassed just 23 points and a mere 23 goals in 20 matches—a tally that is alarmingly equal to that of 19th-placed Leicester City. This lackluster goal-scoring record has become a focal point for Amorim, who has made it clear that such an output is far from acceptable for a club of United’s stature.

 

Bruno Fernandes, echoing the sentiments of his manager, emphasized the immense attacking potential within the squad. Speaking to Sky Sports, Fernandes explained, “The manager has been very clear in his message to us: we need to score more goals. With the quality we have up front—players like Rasmus Højlund, Joshua Zirkzee, Amad Diallo, Alejandro Garnacho, Marcus Rashford, Antony, and even our midfielders—we should be finding the net far more often.”

 

Fernandes also pointed to the visible progress the team has made in training, particularly as they adapt to Amorim’s 3-4-3 formation. However, he stressed that understanding the tactical nuances is only part of the equation. The true challenge lies in marrying these tactics with the kind of passion, desire, and relentless effort that can drive the team to greater heights. “It’s not just about knowing where to be on the pitch; it’s about how much you want to win,” Fernandes asserted. “We’re starting to grasp the positional and tactical demands of the manager, but now it’s about matching that with intensity, running, and an insatiable desire to succeed.”

 

The Portuguese playmaker remains optimistic about United’s direction under Amorim’s leadership. He believes that as the players continue to refine their tactical understanding and increase their effort levels, the team will inevitably find themselves on a path to improvement. “We’re on the right track,” Fernandes concluded, expressing confidence that United’s renewed focus on both tactical discipline and sheer determination will eventually translate into the kind of performances expected at a club of their c

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