Ruben Amorim reportedly said, naming one of Manchester United’s new arrivals as the worst signing of his career
BREAKING NEWS: Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has erupted in frustration, delivering a scathing verdict on one of the club’s summer signings. In a stunning admission that has rocked Old Trafford, the Portuguese boss revealed he already regrets the deal, describing the player as the worst signing of his entire career.
His fury boiled over after yet another lacklustre display that left fans groaning in disbelief. Known for his straightforward style, Amorim did not hold back when asked about the situation. “I’ve had enough already. It’s time he packs his bags and leaves before it’s too late. I regret signing him—the truth is the board forced him on me,” he said furiously.
Such an open declaration of regret is almost unheard of at a club like United, and supporters have been quick to question why the board would push a player onto the manager against his will. The identity of the under-fire player has now been revealed, and it has left fans stunned, given the high expectations that came with his arrival. Instead of making an impact, he has delivered poor performances, mistakes, and a worrying lack of desire on the pitch.
By publicly branding him a “forced signing,” Amorim has made it clear that the situation is beyond repair. Rumours are already circulating about a possible January exit, while others wonder if this could spark a deeper rift between the manager and the club’s hierarchy.
Supporters on social media have voiced their outrage, with many backing Amorim. Some argue that the blame lies squarely with the board, insisting that no manager should be saddled with players they don’t want. Others expressed embarrassment at how such a scenario could happen at one of the world’s biggest clubs.
The saga has exposed deeper flaws in United’s transfer strategy at a time when mistakes are costly and patience is thin. If Amorim truly believes this player is the worst signing of his career, it may already be too late to salvage the situation. What happens next could define not just the player’s future, but also the fragile relationship between Amorim and the Manchester United board.
