Actually, ten Hag and Amorim have quite significant differences in becoming coaches at Man United. At least it is about the way of communication and also tactics. Communication, maybe this seems simple, but as a coach, this is very important, establishing good communication between the coach and the players is very important in order to create a sense of solidity, closeness, and also discipline for the players under the coach.
It is common for a new coach to bring a new approach to the team he coaches including strategy and various other things. Establishing good relationships and mutual trust between coaches and players is something that will encourage good team performance. It is also necessary to strive for a passionate dressing room atmosphere, of course this is an equally important part in building good cooperation between players and coaches.
Ruben Amorin, with his capacity, certainly has differences with Ten Hag. I tend to see Amorim as a more ambitious trainer than Ten Hag, but this doesn't mean Ten Hag is bad at everything. Ten Hag was good in some parts, but he failed to reach the team's targets as expected.
Yes, of course, because of that, the new coach definitely needs time to adapt, and not only that, the players also need time to get used to their new coach, his tactics, and so on. And if what is said is true, at least, the players will not clash with the coach as often, as happened with Ten Hag at that time. But, well, indeed, once again, every coach may have his own approach.
The match I'm most looking forward to is this. I'm curious about how their performance will be here, Man United and also Man City, both are not in very good condition, especially Man City. They have their own challenges. Will Pep let his beloved club lose again this time to Man United? Well, I'm really curious.