Ruben Amorim criticises Manchester United players over three things

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Ruben Amorim criticised Manchester United players' lack of work rate and stressed they have to "be better running back". Amorim was filmed during his first team training session at Carrington on Monday timing United's attacks and urging the players to run back faster.

A number of United players have been accused of refusing to muck in in recent years. Former club captain Gary Neville questioned wingers Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho's willingness to track back earlier this month. READ MORE: 'It should' - Ruben Amorim confirms stance on Manchester United transfer strategy READ MORE: Ruben Amorim reveals how long it will take to judge him as Manchester United manager In a bullish and blunt summation of the United squad, Amorim stressed United had to "improve the physical aspect" also expressed his dissatisfaction with the team's ball retention. "I think if you want to speak about the team, the way we play, I think we lose the ball too often and we have to keep the ball," Amorim opined. "We have to be better running back.

I think that is clear for everybody. "And we have to be very good in the details. Sometimes we are hoping to change a lot of things, big things.

I think it’s the small things and we are here to improve on the small things. The way we see football, play as a team, understanding the game in one way, that is the focus.