Ruben Amorim has moved to clarify his comments that his Manchester United side are “maybe the worst team in the history” of the club, saying that he “finds it hard to hide frustrations.” The 39-year-old head coach was speaking after Sunday’s defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion,

Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim said he was criticising himself more than the players when he labelled his team as possibly the worst in the club's history after Sunday's 3-1 loss to Brighton & Hove Albion.

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has labeled his side the “worst team” in the club’s history after yet another chastening Premier League defeat on Sunday.

Well, that’s the opinion of the club’s latest manager, anyway, with Ruben Amorim saying Sunday about his underperforming team: “We are being the worst, maybe, in the history of Manchester United.” It’s quite the claim. After all, United is a record 20-time English champion, and one of the biggest sports teams and brands in the world.

Man United stopped prioritising on-field success once Sir Alex Ferguson stepped down as manager in 2013. Ruben Amorim is paying a heavy price for that now.

Ruben Amorim is right to highlight how bad his team are - but the history books show United have fielded inferior sides in the past

Ruben Amorim delivered a withering assessment of his Manchester United team after its latest loss, admitting it might be the “worst” side in the club's storied history. United fell to a 10th Premier League defeat of the season on Sunday,

Ruben Amorim has clarified his comments following Manchester United’s 3-1 defeat to Brighton at the weekend.Amorim hit out at the performances of his side on Sunday, who sit 13th in the Premier

Manchester United legend Gary Pallister has refuted Ruben Amorim’s claim that his team is the worst in the club’s history. Erik ten Hag’s successor offered a withering assessment of his tenure to date in the wake of Sunday’s dismal 3-1 defeat against Brighton at Old Trafford.