Atlanta – Manchester United Coach Ruben Amorim supported Bruno FernandesCriticism of his performance 2-2 draws with Everton Saying that he is happy to call it out for his players if they see a decline in standards.
Fernandes branded parts of the performance at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sunday as “lazy”.
And later asked if he had supported his captain’s claim, Amorim insisted that he had no problem in pulling the players each other as he continues his drive to improve the culture in Old Trafford.
“I think I am happy for that feeling for the players,” said Amorim. “It is saying that they understand the situation. Therefore, this is a good feeling. I think the speed of the tour was perfect.
“We had a good environment, weeks to work with good feelings, and then we go back to Carrington and we are near to start the season.
“We are going with the feeling that we need to do a lot of things [better],
Along with his assessment of demonstrations against Everton, Fernandes also told NBC that he hoped the club before the end of the transfer window “could get more to one or two players”.
United has spent £ 133 million to acquire Mathew kunha And Brian MabumoWho made his debut against Everton, and became interested in it RB leapzig Striker Benjamin Sesco,
When asked about Fernandes’ comments, Amorim said, “A team can always improve with more players, but we have players to do that competition.” “We need to improve as a team. We have the ability to improve with our players and I’m really happy with this club.”
Talks about a deal for SESKO are going on. RB leipzig is also in discussion Newcastle UnitedWho has submitted a formal proposal for him.
Speaking before the game against Everton, United CEO Umar Berada said that the recruitment team is working “around the clock” to add more to the team.
“We have to do a lot of multitasking,” Berrada told Mutav. “We have a team led by Jason [Wilcox]The recruitment team, which is working around the clock to ensure that we keep searching for opportunities to strengthen our squad.
“To ensure that we live on top of it, there are too late calls and morning meetings.”
