“Terrible replacement” – BBC Pundit Slams Amorim’s pecking order as a man utd star fails Arsenal test

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim was criticized for his decision-making about the defeat of the opening day against Arsenal on Sunday.

The Portuguese manager gave Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo their debut from the start, and the attacking duo impressed their Old Trafford Bow, especially the Brazilian who absolutely looked electric.

But unfortunately for the Red Devils they could not find the back of the net, because David Raya was fantastic among the sticks. On the contrary, Altay Bayindir committed a Howler in the 13th minute when he was unable to erase an Arsenal corner well, who gave Riccardo Calafiori an easy tap-in. The goal of the Italian defender was the only difference between the two parties.

Ruben Amorim shot for his choices while Man loses Utd van Arsenal

After the game, the man United Faithful expressed their appreciation for the players who certainly did not deserve to be empty -handed.

Former Crystal Palace and Birmingham City Striker Clinton Morrison, however, was not impressed by Amorim’s replacements.

The manager started with Casemiro and Bruno Fernandes in the Double Pivot, before he eliminated the Brazilian veteran for Manuel Ugarte.

Does Kobbie Mainoo Manuel Ugarte have to be in the pecking order?

Morisson was not impressed by the Uruguay International and insisted that Kobbie Mainoo should have come for his teammate.

“Why do you make a challenge if you know that you don’t have a chance to get there?” said the BBC Pundit in the commentary on a late challenge from Ugarte.

“It has been a terrible replacement that Manuel Ugarte produced. Kobbie Mainoo must be ahead of Ugarte. “

The former midfielder of Paris Saint-Germain also distributed the chance to be equal in the 88th minute when he decided to go for the goal of long distance, despite the best supplications of the fans in the Stretford end

“He could not shoot from there and the end of Stretford thought the same thing.” noted Gary Neville Sky Sports.