Ruben Amorim reacts after Ed Sheeran gatecrashes interview: ‘Roy Keane was the real star’

Reacting to an apology from musician, Ed Sheeran who was accused of interrupting his interview with Sky Sports over the weekend, Ruben Amorim has claimed the issue was “overcomplicated” – and how Man United icon, Roy Keane was the real star during the broadcast.

Leading United out for the first time over the course of the weekend against Ipswich Town away at Portman Road, the Old Trafford side made a blistering start inside just two minutes – with Marcus Rashford converting a wonderful cross from Amad Diallo from the right wing-back position.

Pegged back before halftime with loanee striker, Liam Delap forcing a stunning point-blank save from Andre Onana – before an edge-of-the-box strike from Omari Hutchinson deflected into the roof of the net.

Ruben Amorim discusses awkward interview with Ed Sheeran

And set to take on Bodo/Glimt tomorrow evening in Manchester, fans can find the best betting odds for United’s return to European competition at https://melbet-au.com/en/line/football – and during today’s pre-match press conference, Portuguese coach, Amorim discussed an apology issued by singer, Sheeran who interrupted his interview at Portman Road.

“I think you sometimes overcomplicate things. It was nothing.” Ruben Amorim told assembled media at Old Trafford. “It was a simple question, or say hello to one of the commentators, so for me it was nothing.”

“I just was thinking about the game, and I was with Roy Keane. Roy Keane is the real star in that panel. So, for me, it was really, really OK. It was nothing special.”

Returning to Premier League action this weekend in Amorim’s first league match at home since his move from Sporting Lisbon, United take on the faltering Everton – and once more fans can find the best props and odds at https://melbet-au.com/en/live.

Providing an update on United’s returning stars from injury ahead of tomorrow evening’s clash with Norweigan side, Bodo/Glimt, Amorim confirmed how Argentine center half, Lisandro Martinez may be in contention for his return, however, former England captain, Harry Maguire is set to remain sidelined.

Not Harry. Licha (Lisandro Martinez) is ready,” Ruben Amorim explained.

“He didn’t stop [playing] too much time so I feel he is ready. It is a different situation with Harry, we need them both but they are in a different situation. They are both training, Harry soon will be on the pitch also.”

Another exciting name United fans are awaiting the anticipated debut of is French signing, Leny Yoro – who returned to first-team training earlier this month following a nasty knee injury suffered during a pre-season match with Arsenal.

Inking a high-profile deal from French side, Lille in the summer transfer window, Yoro is still building up his fitness base for a return to a starting XI, according to Ruben Amorim in his latest update.

“He is available to train but we are working on his fitness. This is important,” Ruben Amorim said. “He is a young guy, this is a massive club. It’s very important the first image, so we will try to put it together because he’s a great talent. “We believe a lot in him and we are trying to prepare the best way to start with Leny.”