US EditionFormer Premier League Manager Puts Pressure on Ruben Amorim Amid Man United Sack Claim - Manchester Evening News
- Ruben Amorim, Manchester United's 40-year-old manager, faces intense pressure following a loss to West Ham at Old Trafford on May 11, 2025, leaving United 16th in the Premier League table.
- This pressure stems from United managing just 24 points across 25 matches since Amorim took charge, coupled with a seven-match winless run in the Premier League this season.
- Amorim accepted responsibility for the poor results, stated he is far from quitting, but acknowledged the club may sack him if form does not improve next season.
- Manchester United still have a chance to secure Champions League qualification by triumphing in the upcoming Europa League final against Tottenham, taking place in Bilbao. In a gesture to support his team amid club-wide budget reductions, Ruben Amorim covered the travel expenses for 30 staff members and their families to attend the match.
- Experts suggest Amorim's future depends on next season's domestic results and board backing, while fans and media urge patience amidst a calamitous campaign.
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Roy Keane launches furious rant at Man Utd flops and agrees with Ruben Amorim mistake
Ruben Amorim's Manchester United side lost for an 18th time against Chelsea on Friday night and Roy Keane has not held back on his former side, accusing them of a "lack of fight" after slipping to 16th in the table
"Written in the stars" - Van der Saar shares Manchester United opinion, defends Erik ten Hag - Sport Witness
Edwin van der Sar has insisted Erik ten Hag was destined for failure at Manchester United, because of the leadership problems above him at the club. ViaPlay have an interview with the former Manchester United goalkeeper today, relayed by Voetbal Primeur, in which he comes out defending Ten Hag. Ten Hag was sacked by Manchester
Adam Believes in the Title of Sporting: "Only Depends on You"
In an interview with Maisfutebol and CNN, the former Sports Guard praised the current owner of the Leonine Ballis, Rui Silva, and considered Ruben Amorim's exit to the Manchester United, in November last year: "It's one of those opportunities we can't say no".
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