There are problems with Amorin s bombardment of Manchester United players: 343 tactics are by no means the root cause, and buying people by transfer is not enough to revive

Even if Manchester United wins the UEFA Cup and qualifies for the Champions League, they are still unqualified this season due to their disappointing performance in the Premier League. Coach Ruben Amorin believes that this can only be attributed to the players, and they have problems (Something is wrong). Amorin's finger pointed directly at the players' behavior and attitude.

With only the last round left, the Red Devils' Premier League record was 10 wins, 9 draws and 18 losses, and the number of losses has set a record of the worst in 51 years. After Amorin replaced Tenhager, he only won six of his 25 league games. He was obviously dissatisfied with the players' performance: "I'm very embarrassed. Six wins in 25 games mean that there is something wrong with our way of playing. Sometimes, it has nothing to do with tactical play, but the determination to face competition and pain. Are you crazy about failure? Everything we have experienced has given me a clear picture. I obviously feel that this team needs to do better."

Amorin believes that Manchester United must make a good transfer in the summer window, but buying people alone cannot solve all problems. Over the past decade, many well-known stars have always been unable to play at their due level after joining Manchester United, and when they left Old Trafford, they have regained themselves.

The Sun lists a set of rosters that have left Manchester United in the past two years: Dean Henderson (Crystal Palace)/Wan Bissaka (West Ham United), Willy Cambovara (Villareal), Eric Bayi (Villareal), Terrell Maracia (Eindhoven)/McTomine (Naples), Fred (Fenebache)/Anthony (Real Betis), Mason Greenwood (Marseille), Elanga (Nottingham Forest)/Rashford (Aston Villa), and think they can beat the current Red Devils.

British media mocked Manchester United, saying that "Dream Theater" has become a "recycling bin" for good players. After introducing players at high prices, they perform worse, and then sell them at low prices, and the bad players get better again. This trend is so obvious that Amorin, the head coach who coached Portugal Sports at the beginning of the season, secretly retreated, saying that if the situation did not improve significantly, he would also abdicate and give way to the virtuous.

Now Manchester United players can lose to any opponent at home without changing their faces. Data shows that so far last season, they have lost to Brighton, Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, Nottingham Forest, Wolves and West Ham at Old Trafford, and Newcastle United, Bournemouth, Crystal Palace and Fulham even conquered the Dream Theater twice!

If Manchester United loses to Aston Villa in the last round of the Premier League next Sunday, only Chelsea, Everton and Brentford have not conquered Old Trafford in the Premier League last season and this season. The "Bees" will still feel a little regretful. If it weren't for the stoppage time savior of Wheat, they would also take away the victory against Manchester United away.

If the scope is expanded to home and away games, then among the 16 Premier League teams mentioned above, Everton has not beat Manchester United at home and away games. This fully demonstrates that Manchester United has performed poorly in the league for two consecutive years, which is definitely not due to accidental or bad luck.

Amorin commented: "It's not just a problem on the court, but it's also the same as off-court. We have everything to do better, but some things cannot be changed through the summer window, which includes the feeling of the club and the way we look at competition. Players must have a spirit of not losing a game, we have to change our mindset, not just consider transfers. That's deeper than simply changing personnel. I'm working hard, but people can't see it. The way we work and the behavior we do at the club, what we can't see outside, we're trying to solve."

Former captain Maguire admitted that Manchester United players must be responsible: "The Premier League is really difficult, but we can't escape. The situation is far from good enough for our club. You look at the standings, it's really embarrassing. It is our players, we have to take responsibility. We have two different coaches and many opportunities to win, but we are not doing well enough. "

Maguire added: "It has been difficult in the past two months. We participated in the Europa League and have never won in the Premier League. The coaches have to rotate because the team has many injuries. Despite this, we still have to do better. For example, I no longer remember when the last time I played in the Premier League for 90 minutes. We have to be responsible. How can a club like Manchester United give up on the Premier League when the season is still two months away? The season is not over, and there is no goal to pursue. It is our fault, and the players must be responsible. This is certainly unacceptable. We are the culprits and we must make great progress next season."