Teddy Sheringham isn’t sold on Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United tactics. The former England international, who won five major trophies with the Red Devils, says Amorim hasn’t proven himself yet. Sheringham’s concerns are rooted in the team’s persistent errors and lack of improvement.
A Familiar Pattern
Sheringham points out that United’s mistakes are repetitive, with goalkeepers often being scapegoated. He questions the team’s approach, wondering why they continue to build attacks from the back. “You’re just increasing the pressure on yourself,” he says.
Lessons from the Past
Sheringham draws parallels between Amorim’s situation and that of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, his former teammate and United manager. Solskjaer was sacked despite his initial success, and Sheringham believes Amorim might face a similar fate if results don’t improve. “Ole thought he’d been treated unfairly when he was let go,” Sheringham recalls. “Now, United is still searching for a winning formula.”
A Second Chance for Solskjaer?
Sheringham thinks Solskjaer’s experience and knowledge of the club could make him a strong candidate for a second stint as manager. “If he keeps performing well, I’m sure he’s eager to return to the club,” he says. United’s current struggles have led to speculation about potential replacements, with Solskjaer being one of the names on the table. Sheringham’s comments highlight the ongoing debate about Amorim’s future at United and the club’s search for a winning strategy.
Some key points from his interview include:
- Amorim hasn’t shown enough to convince Sheringham he’s the right man for the job.
- United’s errors are repetitive, with goalkeepers often being blamed.
- Sheringham questions the team’s approach, particularly building attacks from the back.
- He draws parallels between Amorim’s situation and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s tenure as United manager.
- Sheringham believes Solskjaer could be considered for a second stint as manager if he continues to perform well.
