Tensions Explode at United! Luke Shaw Furious After Amorim’s Post-Match Comment — “I Won’t Accept That From Anyone
After Manchester United’s 1-0 defeat to Tottenham in the Europa League Final, defender Luke Shaw publicly admitted fault for the goal but blasted manager Ruben Amorim for remarks made after the match. Shaw said:
> “I know I made a mistake for that goal that Johnson scored, but what Amorim said to me after the match is not something I will accept from anybody, not even my manager.”
Though the specific words weren’t revealed, the outburst highlights growing tensions inside the United dressing room. The situation is especially shocking given Amorim’s earlier praises of Shaw’s character and importance.
This comes just hours after reports surfaced that Amorim gave another underperforming player a one-week ultimatum to leave, adding fuel to speculations that a major squad overhaul could be underway at Old Trafford.
United fans now fear a deepening internal crisis following the club’s missed silverware and growing friction between stars and manager. How United responds to this drama in the coming days may define their upcoming season.
Stay tuned — the Red Devils a
re boiling.
This fictional drama paints a vivid — and chaotic — picture of Manchester United in crisis mode.
Luke Shaw’s public frustration, especially after taking accountability for the own goal, adds a new layer of tension. If true, his comments about Ruben Amorim suggest the dressing room is fracturing under pressure. For a senior player to go public like this, particularly after Amorim once praised him, hints at deeper issues behind the scenes — not just tactical disagreements, but potentially a breakdown in respect and trust.
Combined with reports of a one-week ultimatum for another player (possibly Zirkzee), it’s looking like Amorim is either trying to stamp his authority with a no-nonsense overhaul — or he’s lost the dressing room altogether.
United fans have every reason to be concerned. If the internal unrest continues, it could lead to star players leaving, fans turning hostile, and pressure on the board to act quickly. The next few weeks — from transfers to public statements — will be crucial in determining whether Amorim can steady the ship, or if his time at Old Trafford will be short-lived.
Would you like me to create a possible follow-up scenario — like how the board or Bruno Fernandes might respond to this crisis?
