Ruben Amorim says Manchester United’s first priority is to keep the ball better ahead of Sunday’s Premier League clash with Ipswich Town in East Anglia.
Speaking in his first press conference as head coach of United, the 39 year old said “If you want to speak about the way we play, we lose the ball too often, so we need to keep the ball better.
“We need to be better running back and I think that’s clear for everybody [smiles]. We have to be very good in the small details, we have to improve on that.”
Speaking about his first impressions of the club, he said:
“It’s bigger [than I imagined]. There’s a lot of departments which is different to Sporting. It is a global club with so much to do, not just coaching the team. I have a lot of help and I am very happy and very comfortable. I feel at home.
“I am a dreamer and I believe in myself. I believe in the club and we have the same idea and same mindset.
“I think we have room to improve and I want to try new things.
“We have ideas, it’s not revolution it’s evolution in the way we want to change, we are building a new one. I’m a different guy.”
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