Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim admits the team still has many problems

After Manchester United lost 0-1 to Wolves in the Premier League, coach Ruben Amorim admitted that the team still has many problems and the whole team needs to improve.

The only goal of the game was a free kick by Wolves substitute Pablo Sarabia before the end of the game, which was also the only shot on target for Wolves in the entire game. In the press conference after the game, Amorim reviewed the team's performance in the game.

Amorim said: "We created a lot of chances, controlled the tempo of the game and suppressed the opponent's key players. But in the end, a set piece changed the game. If we don't score, nothing else matters. The result of the game is the most important, and this defeat is very frustrating."

When the reporter asked how to encourage the fans who are still looking for hope, Amorim did not just talk about confidence, but said frankly: "We will tell the fans the truth. We are currently missing a lot of things and have missed too many opportunities."

"If we can't score, we can't win. What we need to do most now is to focus on improving the team and take it step by step. The rest of the season may go like this, and we must make changes."

Forward Rasmus Hoyllen played actively in the game, but did not score a goal. Regarding the inefficient forward problem, should Manchester United introduce another stable scorer? Amorim responded: "This is a team problem."

"We have at least three forwards and midfielders who can get in. Everyone needs to take responsibility for scoring goals. If the entire team cannot improve its offensive efficiency, it is almost impossible to win in this league."