I don’t want to see Him again in Man United line up against Tottenham, enough is enough this player have cost us a lot but Amorim will not see it now”, Man United legend Alex Ferguson vows to have personal issue with Amorim if He starts £70m player against Tottenham next week.

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“I don’t want to see him again in the Man United lineup against Tottenham, enough is enough; this player has cost us a lot, but Amorim will not see it now,” Man United legend Alex Ferguson promises to have a personal issue with Amorim if he starts the £70m player against Tottenham next week.

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“I don’t want to see him again in the Man United lineup against Tottenham, enough is enough; this player has cost us a lot, but Amorim will not see it now,” Man United legend Alex Ferguson promises to have a personal issue with Amorim if he starts the £70m player against Tottenham next week.

admin1 day ago 02 mins

Sir Alex Ferguson has not openly criticized any Manchester United player or manager ahead of the team’s upcoming match against Tottenham Hotspur. A recent widely-shared report claiming that Ferguson condemned a £70 million signing and advised current manager Ruben Amorim to drop him is completely untrue.

Ferguson, who retired in 2013, has refrained from publicly commenting on team selection or criticizing the club’s performances. Furthermore, Ruben Amorim is not the manager of Manchester United—Erik ten Hag remains in charge, despite continued speculation about his position.

The report also falsely refers to a supposed controversy involving a £70 million player, although no such issue has been reported by reliable sources. Additionally, players like Jude Bellingham and Kai Havertz, mentioned in similar discussions, do not play for Manchester United, with Bellingham at Real Madrid and Havertz at Arsenal.

Although Manchester United’s season has faced criticism, there are no credible reports suggesting Ferguson has interfered. Fans seeking accurate information about the team’s lineup and tactics for the Tottenham game should rely on trustworthy sources rather than fabricated stories.