“I’m sorry to say, but he can no longer work under me at United”- Ruben Amorim breaks £63M forgotten Man United star’s heart and tells him to look for a new club by January- It’s the End

Manchester United’s unbeaten streak under Ruben Amorim came to an end with a 2-0 loss to Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium. While United displayed solid defensive organization in the first half, they struggled to cope with Arsenal’s relentless pressure in the second.

Set-pieces proved decisive for the home side, with goals from Jurrien Timber and William Saliba coming from corners. Despite United’s pre-match focus on defending set-pieces, their vulnerabilities in this area were exposed.

Amorim’s frustration was apparent as he called for more proactive play in possession and greater risk-taking in the attacking third. His high expectations were clear, even as his side managed to maintain a degree of defensive discipline for much of the match.

The game highlighted Amorim’s tactical awareness and attention to detail. Throughout the match, he provided constant guidance to his players, using hand signals to adjust the spacing and positioning of his defenders and directing movement across the pitch. His communication underlined his intent to neutralize Arsenal’s attacking threats and enforce his tactical philosophy.

Despite the defeat, there were positive takeaways, particularly in United’s defensive structure. However, improving set-piece defending and achieving greater attacking cohesion will be crucial if they are to compete at the top of the Premier League.

The loss leaves United 11th in the table as they prepare for their next fixture against Nottingham Forest at Old Trafford. Amorim will look to rally his team and refine their approach to bounce back and continue building on his tactical vision.