Amorim dreams of 20 years at United and promises titles for the club.

Ruben Amorim Aims for the Long Term at Manchester United

Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim has expressed his desire to stay at the club for “20 years.” In addition, the Portuguese coach is optimistic about the team’s future, assuring that he has “no doubt” that the “Red Devils” will once again conquer titles in England and Europe. Amorim prepares for his first full season in charge of the team, after a complicated start following his appointment in November. Despite the fact that no United coach has remained more than three years since the Sir Alex Ferguson era, Amorim, with a contract until 2027 and the option to extend it for one more year, is aiming for a long stay.

I want to stay, I want to stay 20 years. That is my goal and I really believe in it. Something will happen. It always happens.

Ruben Amorim

Amorim will seek to reverse the team’s situation, which finished in fifteenth position in the last season of the Premier League, United’s worst campaign in more than 50 years.

Manchester United hasn’t won the Premier League since 2013 and the Champions League since 2008. However, Amorim is confident that success will return to Old Trafford.

I have no doubts. Because there are some things that can’t be bought and this club has them. The pedigree, the history, the fans. We have it. I think that’s clear. Then the money. We have money. We have money without the Champions League. So we can, we will have money and more money in the future. And we are doing everything.

Ruben Amorim

Furthermore, Amorim has established a new leadership group at Manchester United to address the issues in the locker room.

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The Portuguese coach has made important decisions, including the departure of Marcus Rashford and the exclusion of Alejandro Garnacho from the pre-season tour of the United States. The leadership group is made up of Bruno Fernandes, Lisandro Martínez, Harry Maguire, Diogo Dalot, Noussair Mazraoui and Tom Heaton.

I think the change in culture is more about the club than the coach. I can’t do it all alone. What I feel this year is that I have more people to do it.

Ruben Amorim

Amorim has also introduced new rules, from adhering to schedules to the intensity of training sessions, to improve the atmosphere in the club. The coach insists that he is not treating the players “like babies”, but that he will single out individuals in front of the rest of the team if they do not meet his demands.

We have rules, and the rules are not to treat the players like babies. They have children. I treat them like men, but now they have rules. And that can change the way you train. If you don’t train the right way, I have images to show you. And I’ll show it to you in front of everyone.

Ruben Amorim