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Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United tenure ended in chaos, but now he’s at AC Milan — and he’s already apologizing to Old Trafford fans for not speaking directly after his departure. He admits it was a tough year, proud to have been their coach, but acknowledges it’s a new chapter. His time at United was defined by record lows: worst Premier League finish ever, Europa League heartbreak, and a Carabao Cup exit to a fourth-tier side — all capped off by publicly criticizing his bosses. At Milan, he’s clinging to his Sporting CP three-four-two-one formation, ignoring player feedback and drawing criticism for his blunt, often alienating communication style — notably with Rashford and Mainoo. The real misstep? Jumping ship mid-season, and the title confusion — “manager” vs. “head coach” — left fans and staff wondering if he truly understood his role. Now, he’s trying to move on — but the scars are still fresh.

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