Manchester United explores new midfield strategy under Ruben Amorim after Ipswich match

Manchester United's new coach, Ruben Amorim, introduced a different formation in a match against Ipswich, resulting in a mixed performance. Despite a strong start with an early goal, United struggled to maintain intensity and needed goalkeeper Andre Onana to secure a draw. Amorim made key substitutions, moving Bruno Fernandes to a deeper midfield role, which improved his performance. Fernandes completed 92% of his passes, showcasing his ability to control the game and deliver long passes, a role he previously played under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. The challenge for Amorim is to find the best way to utilize Fernandes alongside other midfielders like Casemiro and Christian Eriksen. The team's midfield dynamics will take time to develop as Amorim seeks to optimize player roles and combinations.