MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Ahead of another round of job cuts at Manchester United, head coach Ruben Amorim said his underperforming team must take its share of the blame for the club’s financial woes.
Up to 200 jobs will go as part of cost-cutting measures at Old Trafford, following around 250 layoffs last year.
“Of course we have to address all the problems in the club. But one important piece of this moment is to understand how we get this situation. It has to do a lot with the lack of success with the football team, because I think we are the engine of any football club,” Amorim said Tuesday.
United announced plans Monday to “transform its corporate structure,” with confirmation of more job losses. The…