After being defeated by Tottenham and missing out on the Europa League title, Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim admitted that the team's morale had hit a low point, but stressed that this painful experience was an opportunity to reshape the team.

In this season's Premier League, Manchester United has 39 points and ranks 16th. This can be said to be the worst result in Manchester United's history. Now Manchester United is about to face Aston Villa at home for the last round of the Premier League this season.

At the pre-match press conference, Amorim reviewed this season and said: "Yes, this is indeed a difficult season. We hoped to end the season with a championship, but reality did not favor us. What we have to do now is to end the season with a victory and then use the whole summer to change."

"I won't try to hide it, it's hard for us to bounce back. But that's the other side of football, you have to stand up when you're at your lowest. The new season will bring new opportunities and we have to start again with ambition."

Despite the failure of the season, Amorim believes that the six months of early takeover has become a valuable experience. He said: "Many clubs take three to five years to complete internal reforms, but we completed it in half a year."

"We changed the head coach, the playing style, the backstage team... It was difficult, but I'm glad I was able to adapt in advance, which also allowed us to make more prepared adjustments in the summer."

Talking about the future construction of Manchester United, Amorim said frankly that this will be a long-term battle: "I can't predict how many transfer windows we need to return to the top, but what is certain is that it will take time and patience. We already have a direction, and now we have to execute it."