The good days are coming.’ That was the promise from Ruben Amorim as he addressed Manchester United’s fed-up supporters on the pitch at Old Trafford after the curtain came down on their nightmare

Ruben Amorim addressed speculation over his Manchester United future, a topic that Jamie Carragher has been very vocal on

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim was pretty straightforward with his reaction to their draw at bitter rivals Liverpool on Sunday: he was delighted. It was the first win in 11 for United at Liverpool, with their last victory at their bitter rivals coming in January 2016 under Louis van Gaal.

Ruben Amorim says Sunday’s 2-1 win over Liverpool at Anfield was the “biggest” of his tenure as Manchester United head coach “but tomorrow, it won’t mean a lot”.

Ruben Amorim must harness Manchester United spirit in bid to avoid another false dawn - First win over Liverpool at Anfield in a decade has to be springboard for brighter days ahead and not latest red

Matthijs de Ligt says he has a “good relationship” with Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim, likening the Portuguese’s straight-talking style to his own personality. The Red Devils boss has faced criticism following the club’s stuttering start to the 2025-26 season but the Netherlands defender insists his manager is not alone in feeling a pressure which naturally comes with representing one of Europe’s elite clubs.

Against Liverpool, Amorim needs known quantities, so it currently makes more sense to play Bruno Fernandes and Mason Mount as the two No 10s, and keep Mbeumo in reserve. Matheus Cunha is also in contention to start, and the prospect of both he and the Cameroonian coming off the bench during the second half is a formidable one.

Fernandes’s penalty record, Amorim’s Man Utd future and motivation against Liverpool were discussed by the Portuguese pair.