Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has issued a direct message to his players, telling them he wants “no more heart attack football” after their composed 2-0 win over Sunderland.
After weeks of chaotic and emotionally draining matches, the Portuguese coach praised his team for delivering a mature and controlled performance at Old Trafford. According to internal sources, Amorim told the dressing room that while fans enjoy drama and late comebacks, the team is mentally burning energy on unnecessary pressure.
He reportedly said that the Sunderland performance was the standard he expects going forward, describing it as professional and focused, unlike the tense and unpredictable games United have been involved in this season and last.
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What’s Next for United?
With expectations increasing and consistency still in question, Amorim clearly wants calm and controlled performances rather than late drama. If the squad responds to his message, Manchester United could finally find the stability needed to build momentum in the Premier League.
