Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim said his side need to win against Bodo/Glimt in Thursday’s Europa League to kick his Old Trafford revolution.
It would his first home match after drawing against 1-1 Ipswich on Sunday. Manchester remain 12th in the Premier League table, a position supporters of the club want Amorim to improve upon after replacing Erik ten Hag.
“I just want to win the game, just to give that happiness to the supporters,” Amorim told his pre-match press conference on Wednesday.
“Before the match it will be like a new sensation but after the whistle it will be one more game and we want to win that match.”
Amorim, who changed United’s formation against Ipswich, said the club needed to feel “momentum”.
“It’s important when you are putting an idea,” he said. “If you win it’s a big help.”
The former Sporting Lisbon boss admitted after the draw at the weekend that United would “suffer for a long time” as he puts his stamp on the club.
