Ruben Amorim has admitted his position as Manchester United manager is already “in jeopardy” after losing half of his first 10 matches in charge.
Ashraf, the Portuguese coach A Limping 2-0 defeat Away to Wolverhampton Wanderers on Boxing Day leaves the Red Devils languishing in 14th place in the league. Premier League table.
Amorim began his United spell in charge with a thumping 1-1 draw at Ipswich Town's Portman Road before overseeing victories against Bodo/Glimt and Everton. However, the former Sporting Lisbon manager has lost five of his subsequent seven matches, including three in the space of seven days either side of Christmas.
This disastrous start saw Amorim become first Manchester United The manager lost as many as five of his first ten matches at the helm since Walter Kremer in January 1932. Kremer was more of a club secretary than a manager in the modern sense and enjoyed 39 years working for the club in a number of positions. Which earned him the nickname “Mr. Manchester United”.
Amorim tries to continue for another 39 days.
“The Manchester United coach, no matter what, can never feel comfortable,” the 39-year-old told reporters the day after his team's match. Misty loss at molineux. “You can say I've been here for one month and I've had four training sessions but we haven't won. That's the reality.”
United successfully pried Amorim away from Sporting – who were unbeaten in all competitions when their iconic coach resigned in November – at great cost. A combination of the eight-figure buyout clause and the huge package Erik ten Hag was due after his mid-season sacking It reached an amount of 21.4 million pounds sterling. However, this financial investment does not make Amorim feel any safer.
He stressed: “I know that if we do not win, regardless of whether they pay the buyout value or not, every manager is at risk.” “I like it because that's the job.”