Ruben Amorim Critiques 'Feeling of Entitlement' at Manchester United

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has expressed concerns over a “feeling of entitlement” within the club, emphasizing the need for players to harness criticism as motivation. Following the noticeable discontent among young players, particularly regarding the treatment of midfielder Kobbie Mainoo, Amorim defended the competitive spirit he believes defines the club.

He pointed out that instead of feeling aggrieved by criticism, players should channel it into proving their worth on the pitch. "Difficult moments are not always bad," he remarked, stressing the importance of resilience and commitment to overcoming challenges.

The fallout from his comments has led to a public outcry, with former players suggesting Mainoo would benefit from a move away from the club. However, Amorim advocates for loyalty and persistence, stating that players should engage with management to resolve issues rather than seeking to leave prematurely.

As the team prepares for upcoming matches, Amorim's approach seems aimed at fostering a stronger sense of unity and determination, particularly during a challenging season where player management is essential for success.