Harry Maguire provides an explanation for the state of Manchester United following Ruben Amorim’s appointment as manager.

Harry Maguire provides an explanation for the state of Manchester United following Ruben Amorim’s appointment as manager. Harry Maguire has acknowledged that Manchester United were “a mess” earlier in the season and that the players did not adjust well to a change in manager.

United has suffered a Premier League-era record 15 losses, is currently ranked 14th in the rankings with a -8 goal difference, and has four games remaining remaining. Nevertheless, they are two games away from securing additional silverware, having emerged victorious in the first leg of their Europa League semi-final against Athletic Bilbao with a score of 3-0. In November,

Ruben Amorim succeeded Erik ten Hag, and United have encountered difficulties in adapting to his 3-4-2-1 system in domestic competitions. In Amorim’s 23 league games as manager, United have suffered 11 defeats. Nevertheless, United continues to be the sole unbeaten team in the Conference League, Europa League, and Champions League.

They have scored 15 goals in five elimination matches, and the unexpected victory in Bilbao may have been a season high point. Maguire concurred with Amorim and Manuel Ugarte’s assertion that Europa League success would not “save the season” during United’s pre-match press conference. Maguire stated, “It would not save the season, as I believe it has been disappointing.”

“We have been inconsistent and have lost an excessive number of games.”It was a mess in the middle of the season because we players didn’t handle the change in managers well enough and took too long to get used to the new ideas. “It’s been a hard and disappointing season, but of course, football is about memories, making memories,

winning trophies, and we have a great chance to win a trophy. For our fans, that’s what they deserve, so that’s the most important thing.” Maguire has become one of United’s most important players under Amorim. He set up their first goal in Bilbao by sending in a cross that was flicked on by Ugarte and steered in by Casemiro.