Baindel: Amorin brings new beliefs and directions, and better days will come

On May 26, Manchester United goalkeeper Baindel posted a social media article summarizing the situation this season.

Bainder: This season has not been what we wanted, but it truly records our challenges, our growth and the lessons I will remember. We are full of ambitions and are ready to meet every opportunity. As the season progresses, the atmosphere of the team is also changing, and the arrival of the new coach brings new beliefs and directions. I am grateful for his trust in me and his willingness to give me a chance. Under his leadership, I was given the opportunity to grow.

I went all out throughout the season, every game, every minute. There are moments that are particularly memorable, like the game against Arsenal, where I reached the limit and I am proud of it. But football has its own pace, and just as everything started to get on track, I was forced to leave due to a long-term injury. Ten weeks of rest brought pain and frustration, but it also gave me a new perspective. The road to return is not easy. I remained focused, trained hard every day, and gradually found my state. Every minute of time back on the court reminds me how much effort it has been put into the return and what the sport means to me.

Football has taught me to be persistent. Even if things don’t go well, stick to it and continue to believe it. Throughout the process, I felt extremely proud of the team that was fighting side by side with me, and even more proud of being able to wear this red battle robe. Thanks to the coaches, staff and everyone who has made silent contributions behind the scenes. Thank you to your teammates who are doing their best every day. Thanks to the fans who always support us. Thank you family and friends for their endless love and support, thank you.

We are disappointed because we care. But better days will come, and when that day comes, I will be ready. See you next season, thank you forever.