Ruben Amorim is already criticizing English traditions!

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Ruben Amorim, Manchester United manager, will ask to reduce his media obligations in the coming months.

The Portuguese is reportedly unhappy with the number of interviews he has given in recent days. Now he wants to concentrate on training his players. He wants to focus on his work, especially since joining a new team in the middle of the season is not the easiest situation.

Ruben Amorim is already fed up!

He told reporters on Sunday after the 1-1 draw against Ipswich Town: “This week I spoke more to the media than I have in four years at Sporting. I just want to work with my players. Nothing more.”

According to the Mirror, Amorim will ask United’s communications department to reduce the interview requests sent to him. Although he carries out his pre- and post-game duties, he may limit the number of other interviews and exclusives he gives to in-house and other media outlets.

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