Ruben Amorim, the Manchester United manager, has been facing criticism from various quarters following the team's lackluster performances. However, unlike the intense scrutiny he faced in Portugal, Amorim appears to be taking it all in his stride. Despite notable figures like Wayne Rooney, Gary Neville, and Jamie Carragher knocking his managerial abilities after a disappointing 3-1 loss to Brentford, Amorim seems unfazed. He has brushed off the criticism, suggesting that it is far milder compared to what he endured in his native country.

While Amorim may seem unperturbed by media criticism, he admits that his 'biggest problem' lies in players paying undue attention to the English press. The influence of external voices, especially media outlets, can significantly affect a team's morale and performance. Amorim acknowledges the challenge of managing player perceptions amidst the constant scrutiny and speculation from the press.

As Manchester United grapples with a challenging start to the season, Ruben Amorim's ability to maintain composure and focus amidst criticism is crucial. His experience in handling media pressure from his time in Portugal could prove beneficial as he navigates the demands of managing a top-tier club like Manchester United. It will be interesting to see how he guides the team through these turbulent times and molds them into a cohesive unit capable of rising above adversity.