Bruno Fernandes emphasized the need for stability at Manchester United, expressing confidence that Ruben Amorim is the right person to lead the club back to the top. Despite a turbulent season with heavy defeats to Manchester City and Brentford, Fernandes is pleased with the public backing Amorim received from minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Although Amorim has struggled to secure consistent league victories nearly a year into his tenure, players and management are united in their support ahead of the crucial match against Liverpool.

Fernandes noted that there is a consensus among players that Amorim can restore United to its rightful place. A recent win over Sunderland brought optimism, but another poor performance could put Amorim under pressure again, despite Ratcliffe's promise of a three-year commitment. Amorim admits uncertainty about how long it will take to match Liverpool's level, with the teams set to meet for the 100th time at Anfield in a highly anticipated fixture.