Amorin: Our goal is not to win the Premier League title in three years

August 23rd news Tomorrow at 11:30 tomorrow night, Manchester United will challenge Fulham away in the second round of the Premier League. Before the game, Manchester United coach Amorin accepted an interview with Sky Sports News.

■How did you protect the goalkeeper Bainder, who is at the forefront of criticism this week?

Amorin said: "I first told the players that when you see so many criticisms, you will feel sad. It is normal. For me, the only way is to tell them not to watch. You have to be like a monk who practices, especially when you encounter difficulties. I will try to put the facts out as much as possible because sometimes the narratives of the outside world are not true."

"Bainder did make a mistake, but last year he also had many wonderful performances. I tried to tell the players about these to fight negative reports. But in the end it depends on the players themselves. They must enjoy life, devote themselves to training, accompany their families, and try not to watch TV or online."

■Many players said that they felt the changes in the atmosphere and cohesion in the team. Optimism is heating up after his positive first game against Arsenal.

Amorin said: "Last year, sometimes I was worried on the way to the game, but now I'm excited and feel completely different. We endured a lot of pain together last season, which also allowed people to unite more closely, and the team spirit is very good now. When you think the team is playing well, you will play more confidently and freely. And when you play more freely, you will be happier. You will be happier, and your daily life will be better, just like snowballing."

■Mbermo and Cunia, who have rich experience in the Premier League, joined the threat against Arsenal (Cunia's dribbling breakthrough, Mbermo's off-ball run) rekind hope for Old Trafford fans, and Amorin himself feels the same.

Amorin said: "We have different choices this year, but sometimes football is not just a performance on the court. When Mbermo and Kunia joined, the atmosphere and environment of the team were different. Sometimes we also have strong players, but the scars of the past are still there, affecting the vitality of the team. They can help us, not only on the court, but also off the court. I think the players are more free because they have not experienced those very difficult moments, so they see a different environment."

■About 22-year-old Sheshko

Amorin said: "When coaching in a club like this, you certainly want to have the best players, but you also have to envision the future. I like to know the players, I like Watch their videos and collect all the information, but ultimately need to be confirmed, Sheshko is better than I imagined. He will be our forward for many years to come, so we have to let him understand this, let him settle down, stay calm, and enjoy life. He is really obsessed with football as you said. "

"I am glad that it's not just Sheshko, but Cunia, Diego Leon and Mbermo. We know that we have these players and we know that we will have a stable team in the future, which is very important for us."

■However, as Amorin said before, in order to win the recognition of the outside world, they must work on their own step by step, and must focus on the process, not rush to the results.

Amorin said: "Success means winning the championship, but we don't know if we can do it this season. We are not yet at the stage of saying 'we must be competing for the league championship'. We need to do it step by step, and every game is prepared like a final. We want to be very competitive, dominate the game, try to score goals, and not bore the fans... If we can achieve these 'small goals' and tick each item, it will be better in the end."

"I think everyone knows that our goal is not this season, but to win the Premier League in three years. We will move towards that goal step by step. But in this club, you know, the outside world will change every week, so we have to be prepared, block the noise, do our job, and strive to win the game."

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