Home PREMIER LEAGUE Former Man United’s coach Jose Mourinho has advised Ruben Amorim to change ONE thing if he really wants to succeed.

Former Man United’s coach Jose Mourinho has advised Ruben Amorim to change ONE thing if he really wants to succeed.

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Jose Mourinho’s Advice to Ruben Amorim: The Key to Success at Manchester United

 

Former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has weighed in on the potential of Ruben Amorim taking charge at Old Trafford, offering crucial insights into what it would take for the young Portuguese tactician to thrive in one of the most demanding managerial roles in football. While Mourinho has expressed admiration for Amorim’s abilities and tactical approach, he has also issued a strong piece of advice—one that he believes could make or break Amorim’s success at Manchester United.

 

Mourinho’s View on Amorim’s Strengths and Potential

 

Over the past few years, Ruben Amorim has built a strong reputation as one of Europe’s most promising managers, largely due to his remarkable achievements at Sporting CP. Under his guidance, Sporting ended their long title drought, showcasing a dynamic style of play, defensive discipline, and a clear tactical identity. His success in Portugal’s Primeira Liga has naturally led to speculation about him making the leap to a top European club, with Manchester United frequently mentioned as a possible destination.

 

Mourinho, who himself has experienced the intensity of managing Manchester United, believes that Amorim has the right tools to succeed at a club of such magnitude. However, the former United boss also cautioned that certain aspects of Amorim’s approach may need refinement if he hopes to truly make an impact at Old Trafford.

 

The Demands of Managing Manchester United

 

One of the biggest challenges any manager faces at Manchester United is the overwhelming expectation to win trophies while playing an attractive style of football. The club’s stature means that merely competing is not enough—every season brings intense pressure to deliver Premier League and Champions League glory. Even highly skilled managers have struggled under this weight, with **Ole Gunnar

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