In a turbulent season marked by disappointing results and heavy financial risks, fotnet24.net reports Man United now faces a critical decision on manager Ruben Amorim.
Man United’s feeble FA Cup exit against Fulham marks the latest poor result. Elimination from both domestic cups compounds the pressure on manager Ruben Amorim.
United languish in 14th place in the Premier League with 11 games remaining. This position raises serious questions about the club’s strategy.
Football Insider reported on Tuesday that Amorim admitted he erred taking the job at Old Trafford. He expressed shock at the players’ underperformance and said they did not meet his expectations.
The Sun reported on 25 February that Man United faces a £20million payout if they sack Amorim and his staff. Keith Wyness, on Football Insider’s podcast, argued United cannot afford such a costly exit.
Wyness insisted Sir Jim Ratcliffe must own the decision and urged United to rethink further changes. Amorim, aged 40, has managed 24 games: 11 wins, 3 draws, and 10 losses. He recorded 45 goals for and 45 against, with a win rate of 45.8% as of 05/03/2025.
On Football Insider’s Insider Track podcast, Amorim acknowledged the £20million issue and the PSR pressure. He urged for a proper transfer window and claimed he remains a valuable investment.
Former chief scout Mick Brown warned of a catastrophic dressing room crisis after Amorim publicly criticized his players. Speaking on TNT Sports, he revealed that players already prepare for departures as the season nears its end.
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