Ruben Amorim has wasted no time in stamping his authority at Manchester United.
Since taking over from Erik ten Hag, the Portuguese coach has introduced strict disciplinary measures to rebuild unity and focus within the team.
One of his boldest moves? A ban on food in the dressing room on matchdays, signalling his commitment to professionalism.
Amorim, known for his no-nonsense approach, has made it clear that he isn’t just there to be liked.
His aim is to restore the glory days of the Red Devils, and he believes discipline is the foundation.
During a recent match against Everton, Amorim’s frustration was evident when a substitute failed to prepare on time. The moment highlighted his insistence on high standards, both on and off the pitch.
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What Ruben Amorim expects from Manchester United players
Beyond the dressing room, Amorim has set clear expectations for his players’ behavior. During the November international break, Marcus Rashford and Casemiro took a trip to the United States after missing national team call-ups.
While Amorim chose not to criticize them publicly, he sent a strong message about prioritizing club commitments.
The ban on unnecessary breaks during the season is part of Amorim’s broader vision for Manchester United. He wants players to stay focused on their objectives and foster a culture of accountability.
These changes might feel tough, but Amorim believes they are necessary to create a winning mentality.
His next test is a high-stakes derby against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium. Both teams have had their struggles this season, but the rivalry remains fierce.
With Amorim’s new rules in place, fans are eager to see if the Red Devils can rise to the occasion.
