Amorim dislikes Man Utd fans chanting his name, according to his explanation.

Ruben Amorim, the new head coach of Manchester United, has recently revealed that while he is flattered by the fans' chants of his name, he is also a little uncomfortable with it. The 39-year-old coach has only been in charge for three games, but the team has already shown great improvement under his leadership. The Red Devils' supporters have wasted no time in welcoming Amorim to Old Trafford, coming up with a chant for him that has been heard loud and clear during their recent victory against Everton.

However, when asked about the chant and the growing connection between himself and the fans, Amorim couldn't help but smile and admit that he doesn't particularly like it. As a coach, he believes that the fans should be chanting for the players and the club, not for him. He appreciates the connection with the supporters, but he wants them to show their support for the team and the players on the pitch, as they are the ones who ultimately determine the outcome of the game.

Despite his reservations about the chant, Amorim understands that it is a sign of the fans' appreciation for him and their desire for him to bring success back to Old Trafford. He knows that he will have to get used to it if he is the one to bring back the good times after a decade of decline since Sir Alex Ferguson's departure. But he also knows that for the fans' chants to continue, the team must continue to deliver positive results.

Amorim's first big test will be against Arsenal, who he believes is the best team they have faced so far. He acknowledges that every game is a test, especially with limited time to train. But he wants his players to be brave and not just press high all the time. They must understand the different moments of the game and be able to control the ball, as possession is key in these types of matches.

In the end, Amorim is focused on bringing success back to Manchester United and building a strong connection with the fans. He knows that it will take hard work and positive results, but he is determined to do whatever it takes to make the fans proud and bring back the good times to Old Trafford.

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