Ruben Amorim Manchester United Stint Faces Early Turmoil Amid Poor Form

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim is already under pressure after losing eight of his first 14 Premier League games, leaving the club 15th in the table. Despite an initial boost, including a win against Manchester City and Marcus Rashford brief resurgence, the Red Devils have since struggled, losing six of their last nine matches. Further challenges include Amad Diallo season-ending ankle injury and limited transfer backing. While reports claim Amorim might quit to protect his reputation, sources close to the club insist he remains committed and is not at risk of being sacked.

Ahead of the crucial phase of the season, Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim faces uncertainty about his future at the club after a difficult start to his tenure. Since replacing Erik ten Hag in November, Amorim has managed 21 games, winning only six and losing eight of his 14 Premier League matches. Despite an initial spark, including a win over Manchester City and Marcus Rashford scoring three goals in Amorim's first two games, United's form has sharply declined.

The Red Devils currently sit 15th in the league table, having suffered six defeats in their last nine matches. Compounding the crisis, key player Amad Diallo, arguably the team's best performer under Amorim, has been ruled out for the rest of the season due to an ankle injury. Reports from the *Mirror* and former Sky Sports presenter Richard Keys suggest Amorim might consider resigning to protect his reputation, citing tactical struggles, lack of transfer backing, and internal instability.

However, sources close to the club, cited by *FourFourTwo*, firmly deny these claims, insisting that Amorim remains committed to the project and retains the board's support. Despite the turmoil, the Portuguese manager is determined to weather the storm and turn United's fortunes around.