Reuben Amorim says Manchester United must have the courage to face their fans amid their dismal season as they play their second game of their post-season tour of Asia in Hong Kong on Friday.

United were booed by home fans after their dismal defeat to the ASEAN All-Stars in Malaysia on Wednesday.

United  finished 15th in the Premier League. เว็บพนันออนไลน์ UFABET สมัครง่าย โปรโมชั่นมากมาย Their worst campaign in 51 years, while the club will earn £8million from the trip to the Far East.

While Amorim acknowledged the importance of the tour for him and his players in connecting.

With United’s global fanbase, it was clear part of him just wanted the season to end. “We want to give something to the fans but at the moment it’s difficult. And We just want to turn the page and improve next season,” he told a news conference on Thursday.

 “We cannot hide that it is very difficult at this moment in time for us not to finish the season. ” 
But if there is one important thing about this club. It is that we have to have the courage to face our fans at this moment in time and we have to give something to the fans.

Our players around the world,” 
Amorim is expected to rotate heavily again for the game against Hong Kong.

Three senior players – Harry Maguire, Diogo Dalot and Andre Onana – are flying to India for a fan meeting and are therefore unable to play, while Luke Shaw is injured. 

“I will try to split the team because I don’t want all the boys to play together,” Amorim said. “I will try to keep the boys together. We want to have competition. If they are fit, they will play and we will have the utmost respect for everyone here and our fans.”