Red Devils shareholder Jim Ratcliffe has set a specific deadline for club head coach Ruben Amorim: he will be given three years to improve the team's Premier League position and launch the project. According to him, major changes won't happen overnight, so patience and planned work will be paramount at Old Trafford.
Ratcliffe acknowledged that Amorim's debut season wasn't at the highest level, but emphasized that it was during this three-year period that the Portuguese manager needed to establish himself as a high-level coach. "This is a marathon. "A project that will be built not in a few weeks, but in stages," he pointed out.
The Manchester United manager also cited a historical parallel: Sir Alex Ferguson's first two years were also under intense pressure, and there were even times when fans demanded his resignation. However, due to patience and unwavering direction, this period became the brightest page in "MU" history.
Ratcliffe also recalled the example of Mikel Arteta: despite the difficult first two seasons at Arsenal, the club's management trusted him, and today the project is starting to bear fruit. The Mankuanians are also choosing a similar long-term perspective.
For Amorim, this trust is at the same time a responsibility. Now, along with strengthening the squad, instilling a philosophy of play, and stabilizing the result, he must also raise discipline and morale on the field. The club provides him with patience and support.
Conclusion: At Old Trafford, it's not the indicators that are evaluated, but the road itself. Even with a fixed three-year timeline, don't rush to pass judgment - wait for the fruits of the long-term project. Now the floor is in Amorim and his team.
Read “Zamin” on Telegram!
