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Ruben Amorim reveals true feelings on Man Utd's new £2bn stadium plans amid 'blunt' relationship with Sir Jim Ratcliffe

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  • Amorim reveals his feelings on new Man Utd stadium
  • Lifts lid on his relationship with Ratcliffe
  • Man Utd face Real Sociedad on Thursday
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    WHAT HAPPENED?

    Manchester United are all set to demolish their iconic Old Trafford home as they plan to build a brand new 100,000-capacity stadium by splashing out £2bn. On Tuesday morning, the Red Devils released a promo video of the new ground, with club legend Gary Neville lending his voice to the two-minute-long clip. While a section of fans did not approve of INEOS' design, Amorim revealed his true feelings about the new stadium when quizzed on Wednesday.

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  • WHAT RUBEN AMORIM SAID

    Speaking to reporters, the Portuguese coach said: "It's an amazing stadium as it should be, but it is in five years. We focus on the present. I am really excited to win things in Old Trafford."

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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    The 40-year-old also opened up on the kind of relationship he shares with the club's part owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe as he added: "It's really good since day one, we are really blunt and honest with each other, that is our character, similar. I have always felt support of the board from Sir Jim, I cannot tell you the conversations: simple, clear, honest."

    Ratcliffe had earlier defended Amorim amid the club's poor run of form while also admitted the boss can be emotional at times.

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    WHAT NEXT FOR MANCHESTER UNITED?

    After a 1-1 draw in Spain against Real Sociedad last week, United will aim to secure a win at home in the second leg of their Europa League round of 16 fixture on Thursday to seal a place in the quarter-finals.