Manchester United's management has full confidence in Ruben Amorim and will not make any rash decisions about the Portuguese coach's future at the club despite recent poor results, according to Flashscore.
Club sources insist the board remain committed to their long-term vision - but qualification for Europe is going to be a non-negotiable.
United’s hierarchy believe changing philosophy now would be a greater risk than persevering with Amorim. Their stated aim is to win the Premier League by 2028, and removing the boss at this stage would be a major setback to that project.
The expectation is Champions League football. Falling short of that target may be tolerated if progress is evident, but missing out on European competition entirely would likely prove fatal to Amorim’s tenure. Only if the club fear that outcome will the pressure on the Portuguese manager truly intensify.
A new forward line has already been built for him, a goalkeeper has been signed, and investment in midfield is planned over the next 12 months.
For Amorim, the opportunity remains there. United want him to succeed, and the resources are being lined up.
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