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

Ruben Amorim has officially arrived at Manchester United after agreeing to take over for Erik ten Hag. Immediately after his arrival, he has expressed his opinion on a significant matter concerning Cristiano Ronaldo.

Ruben Amorim is so enthusiastic about the prospect of becoming the manager of Manchester United that he has even been left ecstatic by the warm weather.

The former manager of Sporting Lisbon has been selected to take over for Erik ten Hag as the next manager of the Juventus football club. Additionally, he has been in Manchester throughout the past several days since he left.

He is still allowed to conduct meetings with his superiors and personnel prior to assuming leadership of the situation, despite the fact that he is unable to formally begin working at this time owing to problems with his work visa. In addition, it would appear that Amorim is already recognising the key distinctions that exist between his own Portugal and the United Kingdom.

“You see the weather?” he asked in a video that was distributed by the Red Devils. He was seen jumping out of a car before making the statement. His assertion was in reaction to the fact that Carrington was completely surrounded by sunshine on the day that he arrived.

When compared to the environment that Amorim’s fellow countryman Cristiano Ronaldo encountered during his time at Manchester United, the former is undeniably distinct. The legendary player for the Red Devils, Gary Neville, has stated in the past that the weather was a contributing factor in the forward’s decision to leave the club in 2009 and join Real Madrid.

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

As a result, you were nearly completely ready for it, and you were aware that he would be departing the next year. Eventually, it was inevitable that he would want to visit [Real] Madrid and La Liga. It was clear that he would want to have this experience.

For example, I did not discuss the possibility of Cristiano being at the club for a longer period of time with him. I believe that I may have mentioned anything to him throughout the year that he was perhaps… In Cristiano’s case, the weather was a significant obstacle.

According to my understanding, he also desired to reside in Spain and participate in La Liga. The weather, on the other hand, was a significant obstacle for him, and I had the impression that he had almost completed his voyage, having completed his course.

An individual named Eduardo Rocha, who had previously served as a director at one of Amorim’s previous organisations, has already stated that the incoming United manager will need to become used to the climate. He made the following statement in an interview with The Mirror: “He has never managed outside of Portugal, and it will take him some time to get used to the conditions, such as the rain, in Manchester.”

I have no doubt that he will adjust, and he will eat anything he wants at Portuguese restaurants in England without having to pay for it! He will wear less short sleeves, but I have no doubt that he will adapt!

From this point forward, Amorim has a little less than two weeks to get everything in order at Carrington. The Red Devils will play Ipswich, who have just been promoted, in his debut game as manager of the team the following Saturday.