Amorim admits his behavior after Brighton loss was a mistake

The poor performances and results of Manchester United have visibly tested the patience of their manager, Rúben Amorim. Following the defeat to Brighton, the Portuguese coach reportedly shouted at his players in frustration and even labelled the team as "the weakest in the club's history" during a press conference. However, Amorim later admitted that he had overreacted.

Details: Speaking at a press conference ahead of the Europa League clash with Rangers, Amorim acknowledged his error but explained that he needed to express his feelings. He also vowed to work on controlling his impulsiveness.

Quote: “I’m a young guy, and sometimes I make mistakes. That’s why I usually don’t speak after a game. In that match, I needed to let it out, and maybe that was a mistake. Then, I get even more nervous and go to the press conference still upset, and you end up saying things you shouldn’t. That’s all. Sometimes I make mistakes as a young coach. I can’t promise I won’t do it again, but I’ll try to improve.”