In Defense of Ruben Amorim: Matthijs de Ligt Brushes Off Critics of Manchester United's System
Matthijs de Ligt has spoken out in support of Ruben Amorim, emphasizing that the players themselves need to shoulder responsibility for Manchester United's recent poor performances, rather than solely blaming the manager's tactics. The Dutch defender's comments come in the wake of United's 3-1 defeat to Brentford, a result that has heightened scrutiny on Amorim.
Matthijs de Ligt has defended Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim following their 3-1 defeat to Brentford, insisting the players must take responsibility for the Red Devils' poor form. With pressure mounting after another early-season setback, the Dutch defender hit back at critics who continue to blame Amorim’s “system” for United’s struggles.
Matthijs de Ligt Stands Up for Ruben Amorim
In the aftermath of Manchester United's disappointing loss to Brentford, Matthijs de Ligt wasted no time in defending his manager, Ruben Amorim. The centre-back reiterated that it is the players who must step up and perform on the pitch, rather than blaming Amorim's tactical approach.
Taking Responsibility for Poor Form
De Ligt's comments shed light on the internal dynamics at Manchester United, emphasizing the need for accountability among the players. Despite external pressure and calls for managerial change, the Dutch defender stresses the importance of the squad taking ownership of their performances.
Challenging the Narrative
Critics have been quick to point fingers at Ruben Amorim's 'system' as the root cause of Manchester United's struggles. However, de Ligt's rebuke challenges this narrative, highlighting that the responsibility ultimately lies with the players to execute on the pitch and deliver results.
