Ruben Amorim maintains his controversial statement regarding Manchester United, despite their success in the Europa League.

Ruben Amorim maintains his controversial statement regarding Manchester United, despite their success in the Europa League. Ruben Amorim has continued to assert that this Manchester United team is among the worst in history,

despite the fact that they are on the verge of a European final and a potential return to the Champions League. In January, Amorim boldly declared that this United team was “possibly the worst” in the club’s 147-year history as they were on the brink of a relegation battle in the Premier League.

United’s 16th loss of the season in 35 Premier League games and their 15th position in the rankings were the result of Sunday’s 4-3 loss at Brentford. The three promoted sides have managed to avoid that fate due to their dismal performances. In Europe, their formation has been marked by a stark contrast. Their 3-0 victory in Bilbao last week provided them with a significant advantage over

Athletic Club in the Europa League semi-final. They have continued to remain unblemished in 13 games in this competition this season. Unless there is a catastrophe at Old Trafford on Thursday, they will return to Bilbao for the Europa League final on May 21. A victory will not only secure a European trophy, but also a return to the Champions League.

However, this will not alter Amorim’s perspective on a disappointing season. “I believe it is necessary to observe the quote in the present moment, as circumstances may evolve.” At that time, he stated, “If you consider the Premier League, I believe that we have been the worst team in terms of results since I arrived.”

It will not alter anything if we are the worst team in the Premier League in history with a European title at the conclusion of the season. We are aware that this season was extremely disappointing for all of us; however, that is not going to be altered. I consistently believed and continue to believe that this season was the most unfavourable in the past 50 years, if not in history. Amorim also dismissed

Arsene Wenger’s recent recommendation that UEFA amend its regulations to prevent the Europa League champions from automatically qualifying for the Champions League. If Tottenham maintains their 3-1 lead against Bodo/Glimt on Thursday, the Europa League final will be an all-Premier League affair between the teams presently ranked 15th and 16th in England’s top tier.

However, one of the teams would gain backdoor entry into Europe’s premier club competition. “I am simply aware of the regulations.” Amorim stated, “If individuals wish to alter the regulations, they are free to do so; however, champions of the Europa League are eligible for the Champions League. Consequently, we adhere to the regulations.” ”

I am aware that the Champions League is intended for teams that are either champions or the best in the league. However, they have discovered a method of promoting the competition, so we will adhere to the rules and manage the end of the season accordingly.” We are unable to rely on the Premier League, so we adhere to the regulations and pursue the Europa League.