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Manchester United’s season under Ruben Amorim continues to unravel in the Premier League, with the club perilously close to the relegation zone. Despite a strong Europa League campaign that sees them heading into a final clash against Tottenham, domestic results have left fans frustrated and the pressure mounting.
According to the Mirror, Amorim admitted his own failings following the latest league draw, saying: “It’s not the players’ fault. It’s my fault, I’m responsible. If we cannot change that really fast, we should give our place to different persons.”
However, co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has expressed support for Amorim, pointing to the injuries and depleted squad he inherited mid-season. Ratcliffe described the team’s recent performances as full of effort and heart, despite lacking many key players. The likes of Marcus Rashford, Luke Shaw, Mason Mount, and Jadon Sancho have all been unavailable, leaving Amorim with few options on the bench.
Ratcliffe praised Amorim for navigating these issues, emphasizing that people often expect immediate miracles: “Everybody expects miracles overnight. It’s not the way, not real life in my view.”
Amorim, while supported from above, has made it clear he expects more from himself and his squad. He called the current state of affairs “embarrassing” and warned of a dangerous mindset developing at the club — a fearlessness of losing that, in his view, has no place at Manchester United.
With the Europa League final fast approaching, all eyes are on whether Amorim can deliver a much-needed victory to salvage the season — and potentially secure his long-term future at Old Trafford.
This article was updated 3 weeks ago