US EditionAmorim Plans Apology to Fans over United's Poor Season
- Manchester United ended their disappointing 2024/25 season with an unexpected 2-0 victory against Aston Villa at home on May 25, 2025.
- The poor season followed a 1-0 Europa League final loss to Tottenham in Bilbao that ended United's last hope of salvaging the campaign.
- Manager Ruben Amorim apologized to fans for the disastrous season, acknowledged deeper club issues, and stressed ongoing sweeping changes in all departments.
- Amorim affirmed that they would honor their customary lap of honour and acknowledged the need to face the situation, while also reassuring fans that better times lie ahead.
- Following the season, United confirmed the departure of experienced players Eriksen, Lindelof, and Evans, emphasizing the need for recruitment to rebuild the squad.
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Somewhere along the line, the lap of honour became a lap of appreciation. Yet Manchester United still felt pioneers on Sunday, ending their season with a lap of apology. Ruben Amorim addressed the crowd in contrition after a calamity of a campaign.
The Sun
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ROY KEANE smirked as he told Sky Sports that Manchester United “can’t get any worse next year” following Ruben Amorim’s rallying cry. Amorim told Man Utd supporters that the “good days are coming” when addressing the Old Trafford faithful following United’s 2-0 victory over Aston Villa on Sunday. Sky SportsRoy Keane said that Manchester United can’t get any worse next season[/caption] GettyRuben Amorim told Man Utd fans that ‘good days are comin…
The Independent
Ruben Amorim vows to turn around Man Utd after ‘disaster season’
Amorim promised fans ‘the good days are coming’ in an end-of-season address at Old Trafford.
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