De Ligt, at Ten Hag: “It’s not my fault”

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Ruben Amorim He is the new coach of Manchester United after coming off the bench Sports of Portugal to fill the position of the dismissed Erik ten Haag. One of the compatriots of Ten Hags in the United squad, Matthijs de Ligtspoke at the rally Netherlands about the former coach of the Old Trafford team. A De Ligt directed at the last meeting of Ten Hags in front of united. That’s why what the central defender has to say is awaited with interest.

A punishment committed by De Ligt about Danny Ings (indicated after due consultation with VAR) resulted in West Ham will score the winning goal against Manchester United. And that defeat marked the end of the period of Ten Hags as coach of the ‘red devils’. He was dismissed the next day.

De Ligt He told the media on the concentration of ‘Oranje’, which will be measured this Saturday at Hungary and on Tuesday until Bosnia: “Normally, I’m critical of myself and I can get angry when I do things wrong. But this wasn’t my fault. I can’t blame myself for it,”

The former captain of Ajax and former defense Bavaria He also said: “The Referees Committee called us to tell us it was not a penalty.” Howard Webbhead of Premier referees, acknowledged on Tuesday that it was not a penalty.

Ten Hags He didn’t have much luck. We played well in many games, but we didn’t take our chances. It’s a shame it all ended like this unitedthe goal is to be successful with him,” he said. De Ligt, 25 years old and signed last summer for united from Bavaria.

About Amorim, De Ligt said: “He did well in Sports and hopefully it will help us too. He wasn’t my first coach and he won’t be my last. I didn’t sign him Manchester United just for Ten Hags. He united It is still one of the biggest clubs in the world. I have to do my thing and play well. I feel very fit and things are in order. I hope they continue like this.”

Source: La Verdad

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