Manchester United Manager Ruben Amorim Urges Maturity After Winless Premier League Start

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has acknowledged the need for greater maturity in his team after they drew 1-1 with Fulham, leaving them winless this season. Despite a dominant first half and taking the lead through an own goal, United failed to maintain their advantage, with Amorim attributing this to the team losing focus on their playing style and the psychological impact of missed opportunities like Bruno Fernandes's penalty. Amorim remains optimistic about the new £200 million forward line, emphasizing the team's hard work and potential for improvement. However, their performance since April has been concerning, with the team earning fewer points than all other Premier League clubs, highlighting the need for growth and consistency. Amorim's Premier League win percentage stands at 24.1%, matching that of Neil Warnock, a figure he believes can improve with continued effort and focus on maintaining intensity throughout matches. Meanwhile, at Manchester City, goalkeeper James Trafford faces pressure to adapt quickly to Pep Guardiola's system, which demands skills beyond shot-stopping, illustrating the high standards young players must meet at top clubs.