Ruben Amorim explains 'simple' reason behind his constant Man Utd team changes Ruben Amorim has dispelled the popular theory about why he's rotating his team much at Manchester United.
"If we have injuries it's a massive problem in trying to win games and manage all the players so I'm not rotating to see the future, I just want to win games and not have injuries.".
The common consensus has been that the ex-Sporting Lisbon boss wants to see as many players as possible ahead of the January transfer window, having fielded 24 different players in nine games.
His tendency to shuffle his defenders has come in for particular criticism, with former United captain Gary Neville among those to be left puzzled and one player privately questioning Amorim's approach.
Amorim, 39, is yet to name an unchanged XI since taking charge of the Red Devils last month, with the Portuguese also not afraid to make curious in-game substitutions.
