Newly appointed AC Milan head coach Ruben Amorim has reflected candidly on his turbulent tenure at Manchester United, acknowledging personal errors and taking responsibility for his exit from Old Trafford.
Amorim was relieved of his managerial duties at Manchester United in January 2026, with former Red Devils midfielder Michael Carrick subsequently taking charge of the Premier League side.
Speaking in an interview with Sky Italia, the Portuguese manager emphasized that he has processed the experience as a vital catalyst for personal and professional growth.
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Refusing to place sole blame on the club or internal circumstances, Amorim stated that accepting his own mistakes has allowed him to mature before taking on his next major managerial challenge in Serie A.
Expressing enthusiasm for his new chapter in Italy, Amorim revealed his lifelong affinity for AC Milan, noting warm exchanges with club legends such as Daniele Massaro and Franco Baresi.
He reiterated that his attention is fully directed toward restoring success at the San Siro rather than dwelling on his past in England.
"The important thing that I clearly know is that I made a lot of mistakes. When you do this kind of reflection, and you understand that it was not just their fault, but also my fault, I think you can be a better coach and a better man." — Ruben Amorim
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