The former Liverpool legend forward believes Manchester United may have found the right man in Ruben Amorim.
Former Liverpool striker, Michael Owen, has expressed his optimism regarding Manchester United's new head coach, Ruben Amorim, following the Portuguese manager's recent press conference.
Amorim was officially appointed to replace Erik Ten Hag, and Owen believes the 39-year-old may be the right man to lead the Red Devils back to prominence.
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Ruben Amorim has stated key flaws that have held Manchester United back from competing with their rivals.
He took over reigns as Manchester United's head coach on November 11, 2024, after a successful stint at Sporting CP, where he won two Primeira Liga titles.
His appointment comes at a critical juncture for United, who are currently struggling in the Premier League and looking to regain their competitive edge.
In his remarks, Owen praised Amorim's ability to communicate effectively, stating that he "spoke more sense in 10 minutes than Ten Hag did in two and a half years."
This comment reflects Owen's admiration for Amorim's demeanour and confidence as he steps into a challenging role at Old Trafford.
Owen highlighted the potential for change under Amorim, noting that despite past disappointments for the club, there is a sense that this new leadership could herald a positive shift.
“There have been plenty of false dawns at Manchester United in recent years,” Owen posted on X. “But you sense that Amorim could be the right man.”
Amorim has been busy preparing for his first match in charge against Ipswich Town, with fans and pundits alike watching closely to see if he can indeed turn around the fortunes of a club that has faced significant challenges in recent seasons.
The former Braga player and coach has promised to play with an identity while boasting that he is the right guy for the challenging job at the club.