For a different philosophy, you have to change the man - Amorim

Manchester United’s head coach, Ruben Amorim, remains firm on his controversial 3-4-3 formation, insisting that a different philosophy would require a change in personnel. This comes amidst scrutiny following another disappointing loss, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe seemingly deep in thought during the match. In his first Premier League start, Sesko struggled with a missed opportunity against City, where a heavy touch led to a blocked shot by Gianluigi Donnarumma. Amorim’s system continues to leave the midfield exposed, evidenced by the opening goal conceded when Jeremy Doku evaded Bruno Fernandes, allowing for Phil Foden’s unexpected header. Fans are left pondering if Amorim’s approach is sustainable.

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