Either they sell him or I leave, I can’t manage such disastrous player”: Manchester United’s coach Ruben Amorim has named ONE player the club must sell this summer after 3/10 performance against Wolves today. RUBEN AMORIM DOESN’T WANT THAT GUY ANY LONGER.

 

“Sell Him or I Walk” – Manchester United Boss Ruben Amorim Issues Stark Ultimatum After Wolves Loss

 

Tensions have reached boiling point at Old Trafford following Manchester United’s disappointing 1-0 defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers, with newly appointed manager Ruben Amorim reportedly issuing a dramatic ultimatum to the club’s board.

 

In a fiery post-match outburst, Amorim is said to have declared:

 

> “If they don’t sell him, I’m done here. I refuse to manage a player that performs like this.”

 

 

 

While Amorim didn’t name the player during the press conference, insiders from within the club have confirmed the criticism was aimed at Mason Mount.

 

 

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Mount Under Fire for Another Subpar Display

 

Mount, who joined United from Chelsea in a highly anticipated transfer, continues to struggle to justify his hefty price tag. His display against Wolves was riddled with poor decisions, wayward passes, and one major mistake — his failure to track back allowed Matheus Cunha to score the match-winner in the 63rd minute.

 

Supporters have labeled Mount “invisible,” and it appears Amorim shares that sentiment. Sources claim the manager didn’t hold back in the locker room, confronting Mount in front of teammates and questioning his attitude, discipline, and ability to handle pressure.

 

> “I came to this club to build something new, something competitive,” Amorim later said. “That’s not possible with players who fade when the spotlight’s on them.”

 

 

 

 

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Frustration Boils Over Inside the Club

 

This latest result marks the third game in a row without a win for United, and Amorim’s patience has clearly snapped. Behind the scenes, he had already voiced doubts about Mount during pre-season, only to be persuaded to give him a proper chance.

 

Now, after yet another lackluster outing, Amorim is no longer willing to compromise. His message to the board is clear: Mount must be sold, or he walks away from the project.

 

> “Progress can’t happen with players holding us back. I need full backing or I’m out,” Amorim warned, escalating pressure on United’s top brass to make a move.

 

 

 

 

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Fans Rally Behind Amorim

 

United supporters, who’ve grown frustrated with inconsistent performances and underwhelming signings, appear to be siding with the manager. Social media has erupted with hashtags like #SellMountNow and #BackAmorim, reflecting the growing consensus that Amorim’s tough stance is exactly what the club needs.

 

One fan wrote:

 

> “Finally, someone is willing to clean house. Mount has been a disaster. Stand by Amorim or risk losing another top coach.”

 

 

 

 

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Critical Decisions Loom Ahead

 

With the summer transfer window on the horizon, Manchester United now face a pivotal moment. Will the board back a manager determined to enforce a winning mentality, or will they gamble on giving Mount more time to find his form?

 

One thing is certain: Amorim’s challenge has laid the foun

dation for a potentially explosive summer at Old Trafford.