Manchester United supporters are convinced that Ruben Amorim is nursing an injury possibly sustained during his outburst in the dressing room, culminating in him smashing a TV. The incident occurred following United’s 3-1 defeat to Brighton at Old Trafford. Amorim displayed a small cut on his finger during a media interview post the alleged outburst.
Speculation is rife that the minor injury was a consequence of his frustration over United’s continued poor performance in front of their home fans. Reports suggest that Amorim vented his anger at the players and damaged a TV in the dressing room. Fans are now linking his apparent injury to this incident.
Observing the visible cut on his finger, fans took to social media to comment on Amorim’s actions, with one speculating that he might have punched something out of anger. Amorim did not shy away from addressing the team’s shortcomings post-match, acknowledging the string of disappointing results despite recent positive outcomes against Liverpool and Arsenal in the FA Cup.
In a candid admission, Amorim stated that the team’s current form might make them the worst in Manchester United’s history, emphasizing the urgent need for change. He highlighted the team’s struggles in the Premier League, stressing the importance of overcoming the challenging period.
Looking ahead, Amorim is hopeful that a successful European clash against Rangers in the Europa League can help steer United back on track. This incident involving Amorim is not the first instance this season where a manager has shown physical signs of emotional distress after a game, as seen with Manchester City’s Pep Guardiola sporting a scratch on his nose following a tough Champions League match.
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