After masterminding a 3-0 victory over Lecce, AC Milan boss Ruben Amorim made an honest admission about his doomed spell at Man United.

Current AC Milan manager Ruben Amorim admitted he made mistakes during his previous managerial tenure at Manchester United. Amorim, who was sacked by United in January after a 14-month spell, noted that he must adapt his tactical setup to his squad's characteristics rather than repeating his past inflexibility.
Amorim's comments followed AC Milan's 3-0 Serie A victory over Lecce, keeping his side unbeaten in league play. The Portuguese coach previously departed Old Trafford following a 15th-place finish and disagreements with club hierarchy, after which Michael Carrick replaced him.
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