Milan head coach Ruben Amorim has broken his silence and commented for the first time on the situation surrounding his former club Manchester United following his January dismissal.
The 41-year-old Portuguese manager admitted he still holds fond feelings for the Manchester side before their Europa League clash against Bournemouth.
I loved the club and the atmosphere: what happened doesn’t change that, Amorim said.
The coach noted that since leaving Old Trafford, he has grown professionally, although he remains the same person. He emphasized that his understanding of football has deepened, which will aid him in tackling future challenges more effectively. Additionally, Amorim confirmed injury issues affecting Milan's squad with Samuel Chukwueze and Goncalo Ramos sidelined, while he expressed faith in young Alfadhu Cisse.
Meanwhile, the situation for Manchester United's head coach Michael Carrick is deteriorating rapidly following a heavy 4-1 defeat to Como.
