Manchester United manager Rúben Amorim has opened up about the emotional intensity of leading the club, admitting that defeats often leave him wrestling with extreme feelings about his future.

“Sometimes I want to quit, sometimes I want to be here 20 years. I need to improve on that,” Amorim confessed after a recent loss. Reflecting on the swings in his mindset, he added: “Every time we have one defeat like that, I am going to be like that. Sometimes I am going to say I hate my players, sometimes I am going to say I love my players.”

Since taking charge at Old Trafford, the 39-year-old has been under immense pressure to deliver results and restore United’s status among Europe’s elite. His candid remarks highlight the emotional rollercoaster of managing one of the world’s biggest football clubs.