Ruben Amorim has implemented two new rules in the hopes of fostering the type of environment that will bring the best out of his Manchester United players, though five of that squad could have their fates sealed in the coming weeks, according to a report.
For the first time in many a year, Man Utd look like they have a clear identity and playing style. Amorim wasted no time adopting his customary 3-4-3 formation that relies on his players pressing as a team, a high workrate and a selfless attitude.
The 2-0 defeat to Arsenal on Wednesday night was a reminder that there’ll be no quick at Old Trafford. Nonetheless, United now have a manager with a recognisable philosophy and the first steps towards a brighter future have been taken.
According to a fresh update from journalist Steve Bates, Amorim has adopted two new rules he hopes will help to ‘build the kind of environment that will make his vision easier to implement.’
Writing for GiveMeSport, Bates explained: ‘All injured players now have to go to games in tracksuits turning up a minimum [of one] hour before kick-off.
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