New Man Utd manager Ruben Amorim issues warning to five players in his first interview.

Ruben Amorim, the newly appointed manager of Manchester United, recently sat down for his first interview since replacing Erik ten Hag. In the interview, Amorim discussed his footballing philosophy, his key priorities, and even revealed a nickname given to him by Portuguese legend Cristiano Ronaldo.

As the Red Devils prepare for their upcoming game against Ipswich Town, Amorim emphasized the importance of not using their young age as an excuse for poor performances. He believes that the players are prepared and capable of meeting the demands of playing for such a prestigious club.

While acknowledging that it will take time for the team to gel, Amorim stressed the importance of starting strong and playing with confidence, regardless of their youth and lack of experience. He wants the team to embrace their identity as Manchester United and play with a strong sense of teamwork and determination.

When asked about his footballing philosophy, Amorim summed it up in one word: team. He believes that a strong team dynamic will allow individual talent to shine. He also emphasized the importance of having a clear identity and game plan, and that winning games is the best way to gain time and build that identity.

Amorim also explained why Ronaldo has given him the nickname "the poet." He believes it is because he speaks from the heart and wants to bring a sense of enjoyment and fun to the game.

Overall, Amorim's main goal as the new manager of Manchester United is to establish a strong identity for the team and play with a sense of unity and purpose. He understands that it will take time, but he is determined to start with that identity from day one and work towards building a successful and cohesive team.

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