Manchester United’s struggles have taken another dramatic turn, with defender Noussair Mazraoui publicly questioning Ruben Amorim’s team selections. In a candid statement, Mazraoui revealed that there is a striker within the squad performing far better than Benjamin Šeško during training sessions—yet Amorim continues to favor Šeško in crucial matches.
“He’s a better player than Benjamin Šeško in training, and we honestly don’t know why Amorim keeps starting him. This other striker scores bangers every session, yet he’s overlooked when it matters most,” Mazraoui admitted, shedding light on the frustration brewing inside the dressing room.
His remarks have only intensified concerns among fans and pundits that Amorim’s tactical decisions are holding the team back. Supporters have voiced anger, accusing the coach of favoritism and poor judgment, with some warning that such choices could derail the season and undo all of United’s progress.
The situation has sparked debates over Amorim’s man-management and his ability to handle pressure at the highest level. With the squad reportedly divided and results failing to impress, many are beginning to fear that Ruben Amorim’s tenure could unravel if decisive changes are not made soon.