Ruben Amorim believes his Manchester United team can finally end their long wait for a win at Anfield when they face Liverpool on Sunday, which was earlier previewed by Softfootball . Speaking ahead of the clash, Amorim said his side has grown stronger since last season's 2-2 draw and are ready to show the right mentality from the start.
The Portuguese coach, who has been backed publicly by club co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, admitted that while the pressure remains high, he welcomes it. As reported by Softfootball, Ratcliffe reaffirmed his trust in Amorim's long-term vision despite United's inconsistent early form . Amorim discussed the importance of the fixture, acknowledging what it means to fans while insisting his players must treat it like any other game. He said:
He also reflected on his side's approach, stressing the need for intensity and aggression against Liverpool, which was posted on the clubs official X account . Amorim stated: