BREAKING:‼️ Sir Alex Ferguson has reportedly issued a stern warning to Ruben Amorim, saying he will have personal issues if the £50m Manchester United player is included in the lineup against Everton tomorrow. According to Ferguson, this player has cost the team dearly, yet Amorim appears unaware of the risks.

Ferguson’s patience has snapped, and the message floating around Old Trafford feels colder than Harmattan breeze. Word is he’s told Amorim flat-out that starting that £50m headache tomorrow is basically begging for chaos all over again. No filters, no sweet talk — just raw frustration from a man who’s seen enough disasters to know another one when it’s loading.

 

Insiders say the legend is tired of watching the same slip-ups derail the squad. Week after week, this expensive signing keeps dropping clangers that drain points, kill momentum, and leave the team scrambling to clean up messes that shouldn’t exist in the first place. And now, right before the Everton clash, Ferguson has reportedly delivered the type of warning you only give when you’ve truly had it.

 

He supposedly didn’t mince words either — telling Amorim that starting this player again would be a personal issue. That’s not a suggestion; that’s a siren. When Ferguson speaks like that, it’s because something is seriously off, and he’s not about to watch another ninety minutes of the same painful movie.

 

Meanwhile, frustration has been lighting up the dressing room like a slow-burning fuse. Players are tired of compensating for someone who was supposed to elevate the team but instead keeps dragging it into trouble. Fans call him a liability; pundits keep asking why Amorim still believes in him. The mistakes, the lapses, the shaky presence — it’s all piling up.

 

Amorim, for his part, keeps trying to stand by his men. But with results wobbling and pressure mounting, loyalty is starting to look more like stubbornness. Everton away is no playground — it’s a clash where weakness gets exposed fast, and hope is not a strategy anyone trusts on nights like this.

 

Ferguson’s stance is crystal clear: stability over sentiment, discipline over wishful thinking. Keeping this £50m gamble on the pitch tomorrow might end up being a gift to Everton, who’d gladly exploit the spaces he keeps leaving behind. And if more points slip, the fallout won’t be small — fans, pundits, and now even the club’s greatest figure are watching.

 

So here’s the cliffhanger: will Amorim bench the controversial player and steady the ship, or double down and risk turning one match into a full-on storm? Tomorrow’s team sheet will speak louder than any press conference. One name could calm the fire… or spark a new crisis entirely.