Beckham: Ferguson knows when to make changes I agree with Amorin s system

May 20th Manchester United performed poorly this season, and Beckham expressed his views on the club's current situation in an interview with The Athletic.

Beckham: "It's not a good season, and it can even be said to be a more euphemistic term. When the club lacks stability, this instability will appear. When there is stability within the club, it can be successful, that's that simple. I believe we have a very good head coach now. I also believe there are many people trying to bring stability to the club. But our fans are most concerned about the performance on the court, and the current situation obviously does not satisfy the fans. I think Amorin has a real one at Manchester United. He will make the necessary changes. "

"I don't talk to La Jue often, I just contact each other occasionally. When B Fee needs to stand up, he can always do it. We shouldn't sell players just for financial reasons, if they're not doing well on the court, they might be put on the bench or sold. But if they love the club and grow up here, I hope they can stay at Manchester United." "

Amorin is questioned for sticking to the existing system? "A lot of coaches have said this, but I think you should look back at one of the greatest coaches in Manchester United's history and one of the greatest coaches in football history. Sir Ferguson always knows when to make changes and adjustments. He always has options to change tactics, change players or bring in new talents, and he is a master in this field. So if he can do that, then I believe that if Amorin sees a chance to change the system or play, maybe he will do it. But I like his attitude to stick to his system, which is where I respect him."

"I know that La Jue made some major decisions after coming in. Maybe some people are dissatisfied with it, and the fans are dissatisfied with some decisions. All I can say is that when he first came, I liked that he was a fan. I liked that he came from the surrounding areas of Manchester. But I would rather have the decisions made. It is hard to be neutral because there are a lot of people I have known for a long time that have left the club, which makes me sad. But it is not the club I have, but the club I care about and love. "

Legend Gary Neville believes that it is not certain whether Ratcliff is suitable for Manchester United: "There is no doubt that in his first year of investing in the team, there are two or three things he might have done differently, and the reality is that it is such a huge club, there are so many things to do, and there are a lot of problems when he takes over. I think he needs time to redevelop a successful football club. Manchester United hasn't won a Premier League or Champions League in 10 years, so it's a transition period, and the new management is building a new foundation. I've always said it will take three to four years to really take root, and he's just one year, so we need to give him time They are in the early stages of building a new stadium, a new training base and a new team. It is too early to judge success or failure in just one year. Clubs need stability, and Amorin needs time to prove himself. "

" When you enter a club that has been underperforming for ten consecutive years and has poor signings, you will inevitably break some old patterns. You may take some direct and tough measures, but the truth is, change is necessary. What they need to do now is to create some stability. There is a lot of instability in both non-player staff off the court and coaches and lineup changes. This situation must stop, and they need to get Amorin's team to take root and develop."

"I think this time next year we will be clearer and see if Amorin can build a successful team. We will learn more about Christmas next year because he needs to go through The second transfer window. He also needs a complete preseason to run in the system and play. I believe that by October, November, and December, they will win more games than they are now. "

"The summer needs a large-scale adjustment, at least five to six new players to change his tactical style. At least two forwards, a midfielder, two full-backs and another central defender are needed. The club's current mission is to send away players Amorin does not need and introduce the candidates he wants."

Speaking of the key match against Tottenham, Neville said: "This game has made me very nervous because it is very important for both clubs. Not only from the trophy perspective, from the head coach's perspective, but also from the financial perspective, the results of this game will affect the ability of both clubs to attract players and the club's funding situation."