BREAKING News: Ruben Amorim immediately responds to Man Utd problem that angered Cristiano Ronaldo

After agreeing to take Erik ten Hag’s place, Ruben Amorim has officially arrived at Manchester United and has already voiced his opinion on a significant Cristiano Ronaldo issue.

The weather has only increased Ruben Amorim’s excitement about taking over as manager of Manchester United.

Erik ten Hag will be replaced by the former Sporting Lisbon manager for the Red Devils. In recent days, he has also made the trip to Manchester.

Due to problems with his work permit, he is not yet able to begin work formally, but he is still permitted to meet with his supervisors and employees before assuming leadership. Furthermore, it seems that Amorim is already recognising the distinctions between the UK and Portugal, his native country.

The Red Devils posted video of him getting out of a car and asking, “You see the weather?” He made this assertion in reaction to Carrington’s exposure to sunlight on the day of his arrival.

Undoubtedly, the atmosphere differs from what Amorim’s countryman Cristiano Ronaldo encountered while he was a member of United. Legendary Red Devils player Gary Neville has previously stated that the forward’s 2009 departure for Real Madrid was partially caused by the weather.

Neville stated, “I believe it was almost like you had an advance warning because he did the interview after the 2008 final where he sort of alluded to the fact that he was going.”

You knew dad was going to leave the following year, so you were practically ready for it. He would undoubtedly want to see and experience [Real] Madrid and La Liga at some point, so it was only a matter of time.

For example, I didn’t talk to Cristiano about extending his stay at the club. I believe I might have told him, back in the year, when he was perhaps For Cristiano, the weather was a major issue.

Ruben Amorim has officially arrived at Manchester United ( Image: Getty Images)

“I believe he too desired to play La Liga and reside in Spain. However, he struggled greatly with the weather, and I thought he had nearly followed his plan and completed the trek.

Eduardo Rocha, a former director at one of Amorim’s previous clubs, has already implied that the incoming United manager will need to adjust to the climate. “He has never managed outside of Portugal, and it will take him some time to adjust to the conditions, like the rain, in Manchester,” he stated in an interview with The Mirror.

“I have no doubt that he will adjust and eat anything he wants for free at Portuguese restaurants in England, even though he will wear fewer short sleeves.”

At this point, Amorim has less than two weeks to organise Carrington. Next Saturday, he will coach the Red Devils for the first time against recently promoted Ipswich.