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Getty Images SportRuben Amorim reveals true feelings on Man Utd's new £2bn stadium plans amid 'blunt' relationship with Sir Jim Ratcliffe
Ruben Amorim has shared his thoughts on Manchester United's new stadium plans and has also spoken about his 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
Man UtdWHAT 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.
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."
Getty Images/GoalTHE 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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Getty ImagesWHAT 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.