Divided Support Highlights Deeper Frustrations
Amorim’s message of unity was quickly overshadowed by chants targeting the Glazers. Fans showed no sign of reconciliation, revealing just how far the divide runs between supporters and United’s long-criticized American ownership.

Financial Burdens Fuel Fan Outrage
United’s debts exceed £1.1bn, with £738m paid in net interest under Glazer control. The club’s finances are increasingly scrutinized, with fans blaming the ownership’s leverage takeover for their fall from football’s elite.

Amorim Stresses Internal Solidarity

Amorim clarified his unity message later, saying it’s about more than ownership—blame culture runs deep across the club. He urged solidarity across management, players, and fans, but unity seems elusive as frustration boils over.

Ownership Changes Bring Little Relief
Protests also targeted minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Some fans resent upcoming changes like season ticket reallocations, reduced concessions, and rising commercial interests. The club feels increasingly distant from its traditional fanbase.

Structural Problems Compound On-Field Issues
Redundancies and backroom unrest plague United. While Amorim projects calm, he’s navigating deep dissatisfaction. His leadership faces immense pressure from within and beyond Old Trafford.

Farewells Signal Major Summer Overhaul
Jonny Evans, Victor Lindelof, and Christian Eriksen bid farewell at full-time. Their exits mark the beginning of a massive squad reshuffle, with Amorim warning Financial Fair Play limits will constrain major spending.

Transfers Won’t Be Simple or Swift
Though Wolves’ Matheus Cunha is strongly linked with a £62.5m move, Amorim reminded everyone of budgetary restrictions. United’s financial position remains unclear, making a dramatic squad rebuild less straightforward than fans might hope.

Late Win Can’t Mask Offensive Woes
Despite 25 shots and facing 10 men, United scored only in the 76th minute. Amorim showed frustration on the touchline, knowing their finishing must improve to compete at a higher level next season.

Garnacho Exit Rumors Stir Emotion
Alejandro Garnacho’s absence sparked speculation. He acknowledged fans with his partner, who hinted at a farewell. Amorim provided no clarity but admitted the 20-year-old may not be in his long-term plans.

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Manchester United: Ruben Amorim calls for unity but huge challenges ahead for divided club – BBC Sport