“He has everything he needs to take us to the top but is he going to really make any difference, I don’t think so. The training sessions are top class but that doesn’t determine how we perform on the pitch. ” – Marcus Rashford has expressed his perspective on new Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim, but reactions among fans remain divided. Some supporters are already voicing frustration, calling for drastic changes, including Amorim’s removal, reflecting heightened tensions amid the team’s inconsistent performances.

Manchester United are eagerly anticipating Ruben Amorim’s debut as their new manager. The Portuguese coach will lead the Red Devils for the first time this weekend in an away match against newly-promoted Ipswich Town at Portman Road.

Amorim aims to build on the momentum created by interim boss Ruud van Nistelrooy, who secured three wins in four games before stepping aside and being excluded from Amorim’s coaching staff. With the international break over, Amorim has begun molding his squad during training sessions at Carrington.

Recent Highlights from Old Trafford

Amorim’s Early Impact
Amorim has already given a glimpse of his tactical approach during training, with players adjusting to his methods. Expectations are high as he seeks to instill a fresh philosophy and improve the team’s performance.

Rashford’s Positive Feedback
Marcus Rashford expressed enthusiasm after his first training session under Amorim. The forward, looking to rediscover his top form after a challenging start to the season with just four goals, shared on Instagram: *”Top session today.”*

Recruitment Criticism
Pundit Richard Keys criticized Manchester United’s recruitment strategy following their summer spending of over £200 million under former manager Erik ten Hag. He called for changes within the recruitment team, claiming the mismanagement has left Amorim with limited resources to work with.

Ten Hag’s Post-United Life
Erik ten Hag, recently sacked by the club, was spotted back in Manchester clearing out his former residence. He’s yet to return to management, though he was linked to Roma before the club appointed Claudio Ranieri.

The upcoming match against Ipswich marks the beginning of a new chapter for Manchester United as Amorim’s era gets underway. Fans will be eager to see how his influence translates on the pitch.