Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim says he needs another wing-back like Amad Diallo for his system to improve

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Ruben Amorim has acknowledged that Manchester United need another attacking wing-back like Amad Diallo in order to further improve his system. The Portuguese manager, who recently came under criticism for Manchester United's dismal 1-0 defeat to Everton, admitted that the team needs players with the right skills and characteristics to thrive in a 3-4-2-1 formation.

Amorim cited Daniel Munoz, Crystal Palace's top wing-back, as an example of what United need. The Colombian international has previously expressed his desire to play for Manchester United and is seen as a key component of Oliver Glasner's success at Selhurst Park.

In contrast, Amorim's current wing-backs - Patrick Dorgu, Diogo Dalot, Noussair Mazraoui, Harry Amass, and Tyrell Malacia - have struggled to make an impact, with only Diallo consistently contributing offensively. This has led to questions about the manager's dedication to his system.

Amorim believes that United need time to improve their team's characteristics, but he also acknowledges that adapting to different situations is essential for success in football. The manager defended his 3-4-2-1 formation ahead of Sunday's game against Crystal Palace, saying that it has worked well for them this season and that the team has made significant improvements.

However, Amorim's inflexibility with regards to his system has been criticized by pundits like Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher. They argue that sticking rigidly to a formation without adapting to different situations can lead to criticism and questions about the manager's competence.

The analysis suggests that United's underperforming wing-backs are a significant issue for Amorim's system, with only Diallo consistently contributing offensively. The struggles of these players raise further questions about the manager's devotion to his system and whether it is time for a change in tactics.
 
I'm not sure if Ruben Amorim is being too rigid with his 3-4-2-1 formation, but at the same time, I think he needs more players like Amad Diallo 🤔. It's like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole - you need that perfect player to make it work. And it's not just about Diallo, Daniel Munoz is a great example of what United need - someone who can bring that attacking flair and defensive solidity.

I get what Amorim is saying about needing time to improve the team's characteristics, but sometimes you gotta be willing to adapt 🔄. I mean, even Mourinho used to switch it up when he needed to. And yeah, Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher have a point - being inflexible can lead to questions about your competence.

But at the same time, United's wing-backs need to step up their game 🏃‍♂️. Patrick Dorgu, Diogo Dalot, Noussair Mazraoui... they're all talented players, but they just haven't been getting it done on the pitch. Maybe Amorim needs a mid-season refresh or something 😂.
 
I think the thing that gets me is how stubborn Ruben Amorim is with his 3-4-2-1 formation 🤦‍♂️. I get that he wants to see if it's the right system for United, but when you're consistently getting thrashed at home and struggling against teams like Everton, you've got to be willing to listen to criticism and adapt. Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher make a solid point - being inflexible with your tactics can be a major problem, especially when you've got players who just aren't performing 🤔. Maybe Amorim needs to give his wing-backs some more freedom to express themselves on the pitch, or at least consider making some tweaks to the team's overall strategy ⚽️. The fact that Daniel Munoz is even being touted as a potential solution is interesting - it shows that there are people within the club who think they need to make changes 🔄.
 
😐 I think people are being too harsh on Ruben Amorim 🤔. He's trying something new, and you can't blame him for wanting to stick with what works, right? 🙃 The 3-4-2-1 formation has its pros and cons, but I think it's unfair to say he's not adapting 🔄. I mean, he's already brought in Amad Diallo, that's a huge plus 👍. And yeah, maybe the other wing-backs aren't doing as well, but that doesn't necessarily mean Amorim's system is flawed 💡. He just needs to tweak it a bit, you know? 🤔 Not everyone can be an expert in football tactics 🤓, so I think he deserves a bit more time and space to get it right 🕰️.
 
🤔 I think Ruben Amorim needs to be more open-minded when it comes to adjusting his system mid-game. We all know football is a dynamic sport, and things don't always go as planned. He's been saying that the 3-4-2-1 formation has worked well for them this season, but I'm not sure how long that can last 🕰️.

I agree with him that they need more players like Amad Diallo who can contribute on both ends of the pitch, but that doesn't mean he needs to stick rigidly to his system. Sometimes you just gotta adapt and go with the flow 💨. It's all about finding the right balance between stability and flexibility.

And I'm not sure what the big deal is with Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher criticizing Amorim for being inflexible. Football managers are supposed to have opinions, and if that means adjusting his system on the fly, then so be it 🤷‍♂️.
 
🤔 I'm not surprised that Ruben Amorim is talking about adding another attacking wing-back, especially after that 1-0 defeat to Everton 🚫. It's clear that Manchester United need players who can bring some width and creativity to their attack. Daniel Munoz is a great example of what they're looking for - he seems like the type of player who can thrive in that 3-4-2-1 formation.

But, at the same time, I think it's harsh on Amorim to be criticized for sticking with his system 🙄. He's only been there a few months, and it takes time to build a team around your vision. It's also not like he's ignoring the struggles of his current wing-backs - he's acknowledging that they need work.

Maybe it's time for some tweaks to the formation, but abandoning it entirely? That seems like a recipe for disaster 😬. I'd love to see more flexibility from Amorim, but at the same time, it's hard to blame him for wanting to see his system through. We'll just have to wait and see how this all plays out 👀.
 
🤔 Manchester United needs more creativity on that flank 🔄. They've got talent, but not the right fit for Amorim's 3-4-2-1. Maybe bring in someone like Daniel Munoz to solve the problem 🔑? It's not just about the players, though - it's about adapting to situations and being willing to change up your game plan 📈. Too rigid and you'll get stuck like they did against Everton 🚫.
 
idk why u guys r still talkin bout man utd, been outta action 4 days now lol 🤣 thinkin bout wat would happen if they got dat Daniel Munoz dude on board, he's supposed 2 b da real deal 🤔 probs solve all their wing-back problems, but i dunno if ruben amorim's system is even the issue, seems like they just need players wit da skills & speed to keep up 💨
 
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