Amorin stressed that he would not resign, and revealed that he was angry at Casemiro! Manchester United players still support him in coaching

After Manchester United beat Chelsea 2-1, Amorin made it clear that he had never resigned or transferred to other clubs, and responded to the relevant rumors of dismissal: "That's the thing, we can only wait and see what happens in the future. But I am only focusing on Manchester United at the moment, and that will be my only club."

Last week, Amorin was once associated with his old club Portuguese Sports' mortal enemy Benfica. Portuguese media reported that João Noronia Lopez, the candidate for the Benfica club presidential election next month, admired Amorin very much and included him on the list of potential coach candidates. Lopez said: "Ruben Amorin? He is an excellent coach, but he has a contract with Manchester United, so I will not comment on this. Of course, I admire him very much. He is an excellent coach and a Benfica fan. However, I don't have a contract to sign. "

And with Mourinho officially coaching the club last Friday, the rumors were self-defeating. Amorinhai specifically evaluated the fact that Mourinho coached his old club in his time as a player: "He is the best Portuguese coach, and this will never change. He is a very special person in our football world and even the world football world. He has opened all the doors of opportunity for us. If it weren't for Mourinho, I wouldn't have come to Manchester United. I think after he goes to Portugal, you all will have a lot of fun and we can enjoy it."

Premier League legend Alan Shearer believes that Manchester United's 2-1 defeat of Chelsea proves that the players in the locker room are still loyal to Amorin. "Amorin is under tremendous pressure, but I think the Manchester United players performed very well and won him," Hiller said. "This is a very critical three-pointer for Manchester United, and they have put in a lot of effort. If Amorin needs to confirm, I think the performance of this game will make him understand that the players still support the head coach, which is a good sign for the coach."

Interestingly, the Sun filmed that Amorin might turn to "metaphysics" and was photographed standing before a psychic divination advertisement. Amorin went out for lunch with his wife Maria on Monday afternoon, and the two may have passed by a billboard that promoted psychic divination services.

However, Amorin may be able to control Manchester United's fate himself, because the team will soon usher in two very promising games, with opponents being Brentford and Sunderland. Brentford ranks 17th and is on the verge of relegation zone. Although Sunderland has temporarily higher points than the Red Devils, he is only a Premier League promoted team after all. If these two games are won, Amorin can achieve his first Premier League winning streak, or even three consecutive wins.

When after the international match day in October ends, Manchester United will be away from the Anfield Stadium of Premier League defending champion Liverpool to meet the challenging "Double Red Club". British media said that Amorin was angry at Casemiro who was dyed red in the red and blue battle. The 33-year-old Brazilian midfielder's goal could have helped the team win easily, but his irrational foul in the first half was shown a second yellow card, which led to Manchester United's risk of being equalized in the second half. Not only that, because of this red card, he will miss the next round of the game to Brentford.

This is not the first time that Casemiro has been criticized for his red card. Since joining Manchester United, he has become the most red-colored player in the Premier League during the same period, which further raises doubts about his long-term position in Manchester United's first-team. Former Manchester United chief scout Mike Brown revealed that the club intends to sell him in January, depending on whether the Saudi Arabian professional league will offer it, and Casemiro agrees to the transfer.

If an agreement cannot be reached on the transfer, Casemiro will transfer freely after the expiration of next year's contract, and Manchester United will not activate the priority renewal clause in its £350,000 weekly salary contract. "Casemiro should find another way out," Brown told Football Insider. "If Manchester United receives a price that meets the requirements, they may choose to sell him in the winter window to cash out; but as far as I know, he is more likely to leave the team in a free transfer next summer. With his age and current income level, it doesn't make sense for Manchester United to keep him. Saudi Arabia's professional league has shown interest in him, and I think it may be a suitable choice for him at this stage."

Brown confirmed that Amorin was not satisfied with Casemiro's red card on Saturday: "Casemiro should be smarter and understand that he already has a yellow card in his body. There is no reason to foul like that. So he put his team and the results of the game in danger. In his experience, he should have understood the situation better. This decision is really stupid. Some Chelsea players may cause a fight even in an empty room, but Casemiro should not be involved in a meaningless confrontation. This behavior is selfish and he has no concern for the team at all. Amorin must be very angry with him, and the reason is sufficient because he almost let them lose the victory. "

Due to the generally low quality of existing midfielders, Casemiro is still an important member of Amorin's plan this season. However, once Manchester United introduces a new midfielder, the situation will be very different. "I think Casemiro's performance indicates that his long-term prospects at Manchester United are not optimistic, especially after the game against Chelsea," Brown concluded.