At Manchester United, speculation is mounting surrounding the future of head coach Rúben Amorim.
Recent reports paint a picture of a club under pressure, but one that, for now, remains publicly committed to its manager.
According to GiveMeSport, the club has not yet taken steps to appoint a successor.
As things stand, United are not lining up replacements, a sign that, despite fan frustration and a troubling run of results, the board are hoping Amorim can turn the tide.
Man United struggles are refusing to end
The issue at hand is significant. United’s commencement of the Premier League season has been their poorest in decades, accumulating merely four points from four matches.
Defeats against formidable opponents, including a harsh 3–0 loss to Manchester City, have only intensified the scrutiny.
Critics highlight Amorim’s inflexibility regarding tactical arrangements, team selection, and his commitment to playing styles that many believe do not align with the capabilities of the players currently available to him.
United’s management continues to show support for Amorim. No successor has been identified, and no formal decision has been reached to end his contract.
This support may be affected by contractual intricacies, financial considerations, or simply the conviction that maintaining stability could yield positive results if performance improves.
Ruben Amorim is still under severe pressure
While the club has not made any decisive move towards replacing Amorim, there is increasing pressure, fueled by bad results and growing media and fan disquiet.
A short run of fixtures will likely define his near future. If that stretch does not produce improved performances, it could all still change for Amorim at the club.
The Red Devils face Chelsea, Sunderland and Brentford in their next three matches and Amorim and his team’s performances will be watched closely.
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