Amorim Played Russian Roulette With His Job - Now It’s Paying Off | Welbeck For England!

Oct 27, 2025

Ruben Amorim's risky tactical changes at Manchester United are paying off, but not without criticism for players like Casemiro. Rio defends the Brazilian's character and outlines his impressive defensive impact. Meanwhile, Danny Welbeck emerges as a strong contender for England's World Cup squad, sparking discussions about striker rankings. The struggles of Liverpool's defense are also examined alongside Arsenal's rising title hopes, as Rio highlights the importance of mastering one’s craft in the competitive Premier League.

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INSIGHT

Small Tactical Tweaks, Big Turnaround

Ruben Amorim tweaked United's approach to reduce risky high presses and improve transitions, which stabilised midfield and defence.
Rio credits tactical adjustments and new signings for recent three-game turnaround rather than wholesale style change.

INSIGHT

Role Fit Rejuvenated Casemiro

Casemiro regained form by returning to a disciplined holding role, reducing transitions and letting creators operate.
Rio highlights a stat: United conceded only 3 goals while Casemiro was on the pitch since September.

ADVICE

Rebuild With Grit And Professionalism

Young players should emulate Casemiro's professionalism and resilience by rebuilding themselves at new clubs.
Rio advises that experience and humility matter: keep learning and prove your worth on the pitch.

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