- Ruben Amorim says he will leave immediately if the board or fans lose trust.
- United’s 1-0 loss to Spurs in the Europa League final adds to a miserable season.
- The club now sits 16th in the Premier League with no hopes of European football next term.
- Amorim stands firm on his coaching principles despite pressure.
- Luke Shaw backs the manager but questions the team’s overall quality.
- United’s top brass face a big decision about the club’s direction.
Manchester United’s season went from bad to worse after losing 1-0 to Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final. The only goal of the night came from Brennan Johnson, sealing United’s fate in Seville and ending their hopes of silverware.
“I Will Go If They Want Me to Leave” – Amorim
Speaking emotionally after the match, Ruben Amorim made it clear that he is not clinging to his position.
“If the fans or board believe I’m not the right person, I’ll leave the next day. But I won’t walk away on my own. I just need a little faith,” Amorim said.
A Tough Season With No Success
Amorim came in during November, hoping to turn things around. Instead, the team fell out of every competition and dropped to 16th in the league. Despite the mess, Amorim says he won’t abandon his football style or beliefs.
Luke Shaw Supports Amorim, Calls for Reflection
Veteran defender Luke Shaw spoke in support of the coach after the loss.
“He’s definitely the right man for this club,” said Shaw. “But we all need to look at ourselves and ask if we deserve to wear this shirt.”
United’s Future in the Balance
With fans frustrated and results getting worse, the next steps for Manchester United’s leadership are critical. Whether they continue with Amorim or start another rebuild, the decisions made now could change the club’s future for years.
