Report: Ruben Amorim’s Brief Praise for Leicester Boss Following Man United Victory
Manchester United Manager Ruben Amorim Praises Ruud van Nistelrooy's Contributions After Victory Over Manchester City
Manchester United staged a dramatic comeback to secure a 2-1 victory at the Etihad Stadium, with a last-minute goal from Amad Diallo clinching all three points for the Reds and sending them back to Old Trafford on a high.
Following the match, manager Ruben Amorim was asked about Diallo’s impressive performance.
However, he downplayed his role in the young star’s development, instead crediting former United coach Ruud van Nistelrooy and current boss Erik ten Hag for their influence.

Diallo, widely regarded as one of United’s brightest prospects, delivered a crucial derby-winning goal that could serve as a pivotal moment in the team’s season.
At just 22 years old, the forward’s future looks promising, and Amorim emphasized the groundwork laid by Van Nistelrooy and Ten Hag in shaping his progress.
“I don’t want to single out Amad,” Amorim said. “A lot of players here are improving, working hard, and pushing through challenges.
Amad is in a great moment right now, but credit must go to Erik for bringing him into the first team and to Ruud for the great work he did. We’re just continuing to build on their efforts.”
Van Nistelrooy, now managing Leicester City, played a pivotal role in Diallo’s growth during his time at United.
Interestingly, one of Amorim’s first decisions as United manager was to inform Van Nistelrooy that he would not be part of his coaching setup.
Since taking charge at the King Power Stadium, the Dutchman has overseen one win, one draw, and one loss in his first three matches.
Despite this professional separation, there remains mutual respect between the two.
Van Nistelrooy revealed they had a candid conversation before his departure.

“I spoke to Ruben Amorim, manager to manager, and that helped me move forward and explore new opportunities straight away,” he said.
The pair will not face each other on the touchline until March, setting the stage for an intriguing managerial showdown.



