Ruben Amorim joined Sir Alex Ferguson in Manchester United's commemorative service for Munich's air disaster victims to pay tribute 67 years.
A monument outside of Old Trafford was held in the tragedy on Thursday, with members of the women's teams and academies of men present, while taxes were also paid in Manchesterplatz in Munich.
The fans were also out of Old Trafford, while the club transmitted the service and published a publication of social networks that said: 'We loved them then. We love them now. Today, and every day, we remember Busby Babes, #Flowersofmhester '.
In 1958, 23 people died as a result of an accident that saw a Munich plane that wore the Manchester United team broke out through a nearby track and crashed into a house.
The plane, which had 44 people on board, had stopped in Munich to repost after a match in Yugoslavia, where United had eliminated the Red Star of the European Cup to reach the semifinals.
Meanwhile, the club met Thursday to pay tribute to those who lost their lives, and the current manager Amorim saw speaking with Ferguson.
Ruben Amorim (right) joined Sir Alex Ferguson in the Manchester United Memorial for Munich's Air Disaster on Wednesday
The bosses and captains of the male and female teams were fundamental for the service outside Old Trafford
Amorim greeted fans when a little more than 24 hours arrived from the fourth round game of his team FA against Leicester
Amorim was seen greeting fans when he arrived, a little more than 24 hours before United faced Leicester in the fourth Ronda of the FA Cup.
He stopped next to the manager of the Mike Skinner women's team for the service, as well as Captain Maya Le Tissier and the male captain Fernandes.
It was seen inclined next to four anger that had been placed while fans saw the service behind a fence.
The service remembered the 23 people who lost their lives, including Geoff Bent players, Eddie Colman and Duncan Edwards, who initially survived died for their wounds 15 days later.
Also among the victims were the secretary of the Walter Crickmer Club and the chief coach Bert Whalley, the journalists Frank Swift and Donny Davies and the pilot Kenneth Rayment.
Among those who survived were Bobby Charlton, Harry Gregg and manager Matt Busby.
The takeoff was abandoned twice because the increase in Boost, with the passengers taken from the plane after the second abandonment with the belief that instead they would fly the next day.
However, they made him return to the plane, and the latest investigation discovered that the accident was caused by an Aguanieve on the track that slowed the plane too much, which means that he could not take off and, after he crashed through a fence , through a fence, a road and in a house, part of the tail started and the left side of the cabin hit a tree.
United traditionally has a service on the anniversary of the tragedy, which saw 23 people lose their lives
The Portuguese bowed his head next to the manager of the Mike Skinner women's team (left)
The trade occurred after Slush on the track caused the plane to skate and hit a house.
There were concerns that United would fold, but they were saved and became the force that they are today
Then, United worked as a business would bend, but donations, even players, with their Liverpool rivals offering loan stars, helped them continue.
Each year, United reminds the victims on the anniversary, with Amorim, who has suffered a mixed start in life in Old Trafford, the last coach or chief manager who attended Erik Ten Hag at the end of last year.
His team is currently 13 at the Premier League table and seeks to save something of his season, at least in the FA and Europe Cup.
On Friday night he will receive Leicester, which will also mark the return of the former assistant of the manager and head of the Ruud Van Nistelrooy caregiver for the first time since he left.