Live press conference MU vs Bodo/Glimt: Amorim declares Red Devils will win
Coach Ruben Amorim shared in the press conference before the match against Bodo/Glimt in Europa League, aiming for his first win at Old Trafford.
Special match and desire to win
When asked about his feelings about leading MU for the first time at Old Trafford, Amorim could not hide his excitement: "This is a special match and I really want to win. However, the emotions only come before the match starts. After the opening whistle, everything will return to normal, like any other match."
While admitting that winning is the goal of every game, Amorim also stressed the importance of building a team with a clear style of play: "My goal is to help the players understand how to deploy the ball, how the team's tactics operate. I don't just focus on results, but also on how the team can play the best football."
Focus on yourself, not just your opponent
Regarding opponents Bodo/Glimt, the Portuguese coach is not subjective. He admitted: "Bodo/Glimt has a flexible playing style, their players move a lot and have special players on the wings. I think this will be a tense and difficult match." However, Amorim also said that he is not too focused on the opponent but instead, he wants to focus on developing his team: "My goal is the first win at Old Trafford. I need to prepare well for my team, rather than just considering the opponent."
Determination and thorough preparation
Amorim insists the team is still in the early stages and needs to improve gradually. "We have a lot of games ahead and I hope the players will gradually absorb my philosophy. It is important that we get the first win at Old Trafford to create momentum for the next steps."
At the end of the press conference, Amorim stressed that while it was an important match, winning was not everything. "Every match is an opportunity for me and the players to learn and improve. I want to build a strong team, not just focusing on each victory, but on long-term development."
The match between Manchester United and Bodo/Glimt on November 29 promises to be very attractive, and under the leadership of coach Ruben Amorim, the "Red Devils" will try to get their first win at Old Trafford, thereby creating the foundation for upcoming successes.
