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.

It's either part of some high-stakes 10-dimensional strategy we cannot fathom or signs of a man with a kamikaze pilot approach to emotional restraint.

Richard Keys is adamant that Ruben Amorim is trying to get himself sacked as Manchester United’s head coach after Sunday’s loss Brighton. Amorim only arrived as United’s new boss in November – replacing Erik ten Hag – but the Portuguese manager is already under pressure and refusing to change his style of play amid concerns over his 3-4-3 formation.

Ruben Amorim looked like he hadn’t slept or had been crying. This is what managing Manchester United does even to the best of them. His media conference was in keeping with his team’s performance against Brighton: erratic,

Manchester United is reportedly considering parting ways with some of its players to revamp the squad, and now Ruben Amorim is open to selling two of them to Chelsea. The two play

Ruben Amorim gave a withering assessment of his Manchester United team after its latest loss. The head coach admits it might be the “worst” team in the club’s storied history.

Jamie Carragher has slammed Ruben Amorim for his ‘bizarre and ridiculous’ claim that he’s managing one of the worst Manchester United teams in history. Amorim made the shocking admission after the Red Devils lost 3-1 at home to Brighton on Sunday in the latest setback to their dismal season.

United lost 3-1 to Brighton at home on Sunday and continue to fail to approach midtable, but are they really the worst?

Ipswich Town’s defeat to Manchester City means Ruben Amorim’s men have a 10-point buffer over the relegation zone, but at his post-match pre-conference on Sunday the head coach said, in a half-joking tone,

Manchester United’s disastrous season hit another low this weekend with Brighton comfortably dispatching Ruben Amorim’s side at Old Trafford. Goals from Yankuba Minteh, Kaoru Mitoma and Georginio

Jamie Carragher has launched a scathing attack on Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim's "bizarre and ridiculous" claim that his side are "maybe the worst team in the club's history." The former Liverpool defender expressed his disbelief at Amorim's comments during Sky Sports' Monday Night Football after the Portuguese coach's startling