Ruben Amorim Named ONE United new signing as the worst signing he has ever make in His career
Tensions are reportedly mounting behind closed doors at Manchester United, as whispers of unrest between manager Ruben Amorim and one of the club’s big-name signings begin to circulate. According to leaked reports from Carrington, Amorim has privately expressed serious disappointment with a player brought in to revamp the squad—an individual now seen by the manager as an ill-fitting addition.
Sources suggest that in a heated internal discussion, Amorim allegedly voiced regret over the signing, claiming the player was not his choice but was pushed through by the board. In his words, the individual in question has failed to meet expectations both in terms of energy and tactical awareness. The outburst, though unconfirmed officially, has reportedly made waves among the squad, with some players left stunned by the intensity of Amorim’s reaction.
The player at the centre of the speculation is believed to be Mason Mount. The £55 million acquisition from Chelsea was initially seen as a marquee signing, but persistent injuries and a lack of consistency have clouded his time at Old Trafford. Though fans hoped that Amorim’s arrival would revive Mount’s form, it now seems the new manager may not have the patience to wait for that turnaround.
Insiders claim Amorim gave Mount several opportunities during training sessions and early pre-season matches to prove he could adapt to the new system. However, his performances reportedly failed to meet the standard required, leading the manager to question his role in the team’s future. Mount, who had already faced criticism during Erik ten Hag’s tenure, may now be at serious risk of being sidelined altogether.
The revelation also sheds light on potential friction between Amorim and the club’s hierarchy. It’s believed that the board insisted on integrating certain players due to their financial value, rather than their fit in the manager’s tactical setup. This clash of priorities may be contributing to the manager’s growing frustration.
The episode has reportedly sent shockwaves through the dressing room, with players said to be shaken by the bluntness of Amorim’s comments. For a manager known for his strict tactical discipline and intensity, such direct criticism may signal a new, uncompromising era at the club.
There are now growing rumours that Manchester United may look to offload Mount before the transfer window closes, with clubs from across Europe—such as Juventus and Galatasaray—allegedly monitoring the situation. Amorim, meanwhile, is said to be pushing for a new midfielder more in tune with his high-pressing game plan.
If the reports prove true, this could mark the beginning of a broader power shift within United, where performance, not price tag, dictates selection. And for Mason Mount, time may be quickly running out to prove he still has a future at the Theatre of Dreams.
