Manchester United insiders do not expect Ruben Amorim to be uprooting trees immediately, according to reports, as he prepares to take charge in his first match. Premier League match.

The former Sporting boss hopes to start his reign on a positive note by beating Ipswich, who will be full of confidence after defeating Tottenham before the international break.

United fans will be expecting big things from Amorim given his reputation as one of the best young managers in Europe, but there is no guarantee things will click straight away.

He’s only been in the building for a few days and United insiders don’t expect him to perform miracles right away, according to the Daily Mail.

They say no one expects a complete transformation of Portman Road. Instead, they hope to get a glimpse of United’s new identity and a clearer idea of ​​what comes next under Amorim.

The 39-year-old is widely expected to deploy the 3-4-3 system he found success with at Sporting, but it remains to be seen whether that will be the tactic of choice against Ipswich.

Earlier this month, United’s new boss gave a cryptic response when asked about the approach he would take. He said Athletics: “I know how I’m going to play at the start, because you have to start with a structure that you know.

“Then you will adapt to the players you have, some injuries or no injuries, what kind of players have the abilities to defend, to attack, I will find out that in the next few weeks.

“We don’t have much time to practice, so I have to show something I know very well. You can take from it what you want.”

Chelsea Icon Pat Nevin recently suggested that other teams in the Premier League will soon find out how to play against Amorim’s preferred system in a warning to United’s new manager.

“I think he will improve them, but it will be intriguing to see how long it takes to get his system working,” Nevin said. “Three-man systems seem to work really well at first, but then teams figure out how to play against that.

“Chelsea this was experienced under Antonio Conte and Thomas Tuchel. The system brought them immediate success, but they were both discovered the following season. It will be like this for Manchester United.

“He will bring his own ideas and I think they will work very well at first because he knows the system, but Premier League teams are not stupid. They will learn quickly and find where the weaknesses are. »