Ruben Amorim To Alter Man United Formation With One Condition

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Ruben Amorim, Manchester United's manager, expressed uncertainty about his future after the Carabao Cup loss to Grimsby. He mentioned the possibility of changing the team's 3-4-3 formation once players master it.

Amorim's remarks raised questions about his continuation as manager, but he affirmed his commitment to Manchester United. He emphasized the importance of mastering the current system before considering changes.

Having predominantly used the 3-4-3 formation from his time at Sporting CP, Amorim stressed the need for players to excel in the current system before contemplating alterations. He highlighted the adaptability of the system to different tactics and expressed a willingness to evolve if necessary for success.