Amorim Defends Formation Change Amid Criticism

Ruben Amorim, the manager of Manchester United, recently changed the team's formation from a back three with wing-backs to a traditional back four with two holding midfielders.

This change was made during a game against Newcastle United, which they won 2-0.

Amorim explained that he didn't want to change the formation just because of media pressure.

He wants the players to understand that changes are made for tactical reasons, not because of outside opinions.

Amorim also mentioned that he is not as stubborn as he might seem and is willing to adapt when necessary.

The team is currently in sixth place in the Premier League with 29 points.

Amorim also talked about Bruno Fernandes, the team's captain, who is recovering from an injury and won't play in the next match against Wolves.