Former Players Weigh in on Amorim's 3-4-3 System
Ruben Amorim's former players have a clear verdict on his controversial 3-4-3 system.
Amorim has been facing questions over his tactical setup since his first week in charge of Manchester United. Despite struggling to pick up results in the Premier League, he has stubbornly stuck to his tactics.
Club owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has backed Amorim, suggesting he will get three years to turn things around. Amorim's record in Portugal suggests he can make it work.
Amorim has meticulously trained the 3-4-3 system to help the United squad adapt, frequently shutting down suggestions that he should change his system.
Amorim's ex-players have a clear verdict on his controversial 3-4-3 system.
Author's summary: Amorim's former players share their thoughts on his 3-4-3 system.
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