Coach Ruben Amorim has just been warned by a former MU player, although he is currently not under pressure, but there will be a time this season that is bad that will happen when “crisis begins”.
Last season, MU ended in the 15th place in the Premier League – the worst achievement in their tournament history, right after the 2023/24 season, which was considered the worst previously with 8th place.
Fans will not accept a disappointing season, and co -owns Sir Jim Ratcliffe understands that if the situation shows signs of going down, he will be forced to dismiss Amorim.
However, Ratcliffe still needs Amorim a fair opportunity, especially when the Portuguese coach agreed to lead MU from the previous season despite the original wanted to wait until the end of the season. Currently, Amorim has come closer to building the desired squad, especially with the contracts of Maheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo and Benjamin Sesko.
The former player Mikael Silvestre said that Amorim was not threatened, but a scenario could change it.
“I don't think Ruben Amorim is more pressure than any other coach in the Premier League, telling the truth,” Silvestre said.
“All coaches are under pressure, just that he is in MU, the club spent a lot of money. The size of the team, plus great attention from the media, makes people feel the pressure here is greater.
There may be a bit of pressure from the owner this season, but I think every club is the same. Amorim will enter the season with pressure on par with all other coaches. This is a new start.
But if you lose 3 matches and fall into that style, it will be the time when the crisis begins. That is when the pressure really comes. Currently, all have 0 points, people should be assessed equally and will be considered based on the seasonal goals. “
With the current squad, Amorim will definitely hope MU will not fall into many bad series. Last season, there were several stages of the Red Devils' form.
In December, after losing to Arsenal and Nottingham Forest in the first two matches of the month, MU won Man City, but then lost 3 matches before Bournemouth, Wolves and Newcastle.
At the end of the season, in April and May, MU's performance was pathetic when he did not win 8 matches in a row. In that chain, there were draws against Man City and Bournemouth, with 6 defeats: a loss to Nottingham before drawing, then lost two matches against Newcastle and Wolves, followed by three consecutive losses against Brentford, West Ham and Chelsea.
If the script is similarly repeated this season, Amorim is hard to hold the seat for a long time.
