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Luke Shaw has praised Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim for confronting what he calls a “toxic” and “unhealthy” environment at the club - According to BBC. Following a disastrous season that ended with United finishing 15th and missing out on Europe, Shaw admitted emotions ran high after their Europa League final loss to Spurs. He says that defeat pushed him to publicly question whether players were good enough to wear the shirt. Amorim responded by raising standards and sidelining senior names like Rashford and Garnacho. Shaw says the new manager demands full commitment — 100% effort, no exceptions— and he's fully supported by the squad. Shaw also called on veteran players to lead by example and reinforce discipline. “No more stragglers,” he added, praising Amorim for making team-first mentality non-negotiable.
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