BREAKING ‼️: Wayne Rooney BLASTS Amorim, Calls Him a “Baby Coach” After Narrow 3-2 Win Over Burnley – Reveals Costly Mistake That Could DESTROY United’s Season.

Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney has once again sparked fire in the football world after brutally questioning Ruben Amorim’s managerial approach, labeling him a “Baby Coach” and warning that unless things change immediately, United could be heading for yet another wasted season.

Speaking after United’s tense 3-2 victory over Burnley at Old Trafford, Rooney admitted that while the three points were vital, the manner of the performance left him deeply concerned. According to the former captain, Amorim is repeating the same tactical mistake that has haunted United in recent weeks — a mistake Rooney believes could soon cost him his job.

“When I said Amorim is a ‘Baby Coach,’ many United fans thought I was against him. But NO! I am not. I want United to succeed,” Rooney said passionately. “But this man is refusing to learn. His stubbornness with his tactics is costing us matches we should be winning comfortably. Look at Grimsby — a game we should never have bottled! Yet his mistakes keep putting us in danger.”

The issue, Rooney stressed, is Amorim’s obsession with overcommitting in attack while leaving the defense dangerously exposed. Time and time again this season, United have thrown away control of matches due to tactical naivety. While Amorim’s attacking football has produced goals, it has also left the team wide open, allowing lesser sides to punish them.

The Burnley clash was yet another example. United were cruising but collapsed under pressure, allowing Burnley back into the game before narrowly escaping with a win. Rooney warned that against stronger opposition, such mistakes will prove fatal.

“This isn’t Sporting Lisbon. This is Manchester United,” Rooney thundered. “You don’t get time to experiment at this club. If Amorim doesn’t wake up, the same fans who defend him now will be the ones calling for his head soon.”

The tension around Old Trafford is rising. While Amorim still has the backing of the board for now, pressure is mounting with every shaky performance. Rooney’s words may just be the loudest warning yet that United’s “Baby Coach” must grow up fast — or risk losing everything.