£65k-p/w Manchester United ace, Amorim criticizes leaving Old Trafford

United will be calling out for a £65,000 a week for the axe player this summer, Ruben Amorim has called in his first match.

Man Utd and Amorim prepare for summer after another defeat

The Red Devils can still save their season by lifting the Europa League, but, overall, it’s a disappointing campaign.

The last time in the Premier League, Man Utd beat Newcastle United 4-1, Amorim criticized his team for making many mistakes.

“We made a lot of mistakes, they were better than us, they were better than us. I suffered a second goal at the beginning of the second half, which hurt us a lot, and then we made mistakes in the game, which helped Newcastle win the game.

“This is a team [and not about individuals]. We make a lot of mistakes in some games that make the opponent confident, achieve the goal, and then it’s hard to deal with everything. We had the first chance, we didn’t score, [then] They have the chance and score. Then they controlled the game. We scored points, but in the second half, we suffered in the second game, which was hard for our team and we made a lot of mistakes. ”

One player sent to St. James’ Park is Andre Onana, and there are many rumors that the goalkeeper is upset at Old Trafford and looks set to be sold in the coming months.

Saudi Arabia is interested in Onana, while UTD is working on alternatives and has recently been interested in Anders goalkeeper Yahia Fofana.

However, more Old Trafford exits are on the card, and Fabrizio Romano also shared another Man UTD exit update.

Jonny Evans to leave UTD -Fabrizio Romano

United defender Jonny Evans and third-choice goalkeeper Tom Heaton will both leave the club when his contract expires this summer, according to transfer expert Romano.

Evans, who is £65,000 a week, returned to the Red Devils in 2023, has made 42 appearances in all matches under Erik Ten Hag and Amorim in recent years.

The 37-year-old centre-back experienced Amorim’s first game, who played as Manchester United against Ipswich Town in November.

In fact, this is actually Evans’ last game against United after a 1-1 draw, with Amorim criticizing the defender.

“If you see the first half, we’re a little scared. [Sam Morsy] Always alone, we have to jump on him. Hutchinson has been in the dead space, and Jonny Evans should have pressed his guy, but it’s hard to see all the reactions to the players when we’re not practicing. We had two days and they were a little confused. If you stay here, you won’t run, you defend, but you won’t run. ”

Now, it looks like Evans will be one of many Old Trafford players, which is not surprising for his age and contractual status.