Ruben Amorim says he is confident going into the new season.The head coach was speaking in the embargoed section of the pre-match presser ahead of United’s opening match of the 2025/26 season

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim knows his side must be much improved this season after last term's dismal campaign and one man who could have left in the summer but who remains is Andre Onana

Manchester United’s 2024/25 season was heartbreaking for fans like us. 15th place in the Premier League, a loss in the Europa League final against Tottenham, and elimination from European competitions for the next season – all this happened despite Ruben Amorim becoming the manager mid-season.

The Premier League season may not have started yet, but in any given soccer-loving group chat at any given time, there is probably a conversation about who Manchester United's next manager might be. It is not just innocent offseason fodder that maintains the bonds of friendship,

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim has removed Erik ten Hag's rule and implemented his own, which players must follow starting with their match against Arsenal.

The French talent was a solid presence when defending inside his half after he made 70 tackles, 30 blocks and 41 interceptions in La Liga. He even distributed the ball relatively well after completing 81.

Head coach Amorim sat down with reporters in Chicago during United's pre-season preparations for the 2025-26 Premier League

Manchester United have postponed their interest in a second transfer until next summer after already walking away from Carlos Baleba, according to reports. Ruben Amorim was initially keen to add a new centre-back to his ranks ahead of the 2025/26 season, but he will make do with the tools at his disposal.

English midfielder finding himself left out in the cold as Amorim tries to implement his system at Old Trafford