Clear Statements from Amorim on Cunha After Scoring Only One Goal for Man United, Still Below Transfer Value

Eurofootball04 Dec 2025 13:57 GMT+7

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Clear Statements from Amorim on Cunha After Scoring Only One Goal for Man United, Still Below Transfer Value

Clear statements from Amorim on Cunha after scoring only one goal for Man United, still below his transfer value.

On 4 Dec 2025 GMT+7, Ruben Amorim, manager of Manchester United, currently 9th in the Premier League, spoke before the 14th round home match against West Ham United, ranked 18th, taking place tonight at 03:00 GMT+7.

In this game, Man United will have Brazilian international forward Matheus Cunha back from injury. He missed the last two matches, with Joshua Sergei stepping in and scoring one goal in the latest game to help the Red Devils come from behind to beat Crystal Palace 2-1.

Matheus Cunha has faced questions about his performance since transferring from Wolverhampton for £62.5 million this season, having scored only one goal and no assists in 11 appearances across all competitions, while suffering two injury setbacks.

Ruben Amorim commented on Cunha's play at Man United: "He still has many levels to reach. Joining a new club brings different pressure. He's struggling because he hasn't scored. He focuses too much on numbers, but his influence on the team is very important to us."

When asked about the dangers faced by football managers and players targeted online, the Man United coach replied, "It's normal in every profession to face this."

"I don't read it. I protect myself. I don't watch TV when they talk about Manchester United. Not because I disagree—sometimes I do—but it's a way to stay healthy."

"My feelings as a coach are enough. I don't want any other feelings. The only way is to protect myself. Of course, I lose money from Instagram sponsors to protect my family. Living a normal life isn't worth much anyway."

"I protect myself, and no one is stronger than me. Whether we lose or play poorly, nowadays being attacked like this is very common. So, it's the only way to survive."