Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has admitted he was wrong to call his squad of players “maybe the worst in the history of Manchester United.”

Ruben Amorim was unwilling to discuss transfer speculation surrounding Manchester United star Alejandro Garnacho amid reported interest from Chelsea and Napoli. Garnacho is reportedly available for sale this month as United look to raise funds to improve their ailing squad, despite spending close to £200million last summer.

Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim said he was criticising himself more than the players when he labelled his team as possibly the worst in the club's history after Sunday's 3-1 loss to Brighton & Hove Albion.

Ruben Amorim has moved to clarify his comments that his Manchester United side are “maybe the worst team in the history” of the club, saying that he “finds it hard to hide frustrations.” The 39-year-old head coach was speaking after Sunday’s defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion,

Ruben Amorim has clarified his comments on Sunday when he declared his Manchester United side being one of the worst in the club’s history, following a 3-1 home loss to Brighton. Three days on,

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has admitted he regrets saying the current team is the worst in the club’s history. In a press conference on Wednesday, Amorim claimed he was pointing the finger of blame at himself rather than his players.

RUBEN AMORIM ADMITS frustration got the better of him when he described his Manchester United side as perhaps the worst in the club’s history in the immediate aftermath of Sunday’s 3-1 home defeat by Brighton.