The British media Daily Mail reported that despite the outside world's doubts about Amorin's future at Manchester United, he still received support from Ratcliffe. ' 1-3 loss to Brentford last Saturday was Manchester United's third d...
The British media Daily Mail reported that despite the outside world's doubts about Amorin's future at Manchester United, he still received support from Ratcliffe.
' 1-3 loss to Brentford last Saturday was Manchester United's third defeat in his last six Premier League games, with a bad start to the new season including being eliminated by Greensby in the League Cup.
Amorin took over the team midway last season (which became Manchester United's worst record in more than half a century), and so far he has only scored 34 points in his 33 league games. But it is understood that Manchester United management still supports Amorin and Ratcliff is unwilling to panic.
Ratcliff believes that after spending 236 million pounds to sign in the summer window, Amorin deserves time to train the team. Manchester United insiders said the club has not yet looked for any alternative candidates.
Mr. United fell to 14th place in the league after losing to Brentford, but Amorin insisted that he was not worried about the coach position and was confident that he would turn the team's season situation.
