Manchester United will not fire Amorin, but is worried that he will resign! Discuss the future next week after fighting Burnley

According to BBC Broadcasting Corporation, although Manchester United started the season poorly and was even eliminated by Grimsby, the second round of the League Cup, head coach Ruben Amorin still received support from the club owner. Even if there is any surprise to Burnley on the weekend, the Red Devils will not fire the 40-year-old Portuguese young coach.

Some people questioned that Amorin led Manchester United in a bleak performance over the past 10 months and showed no sign of improvement, and there is huge doubt whether he is eligible to continue coaching. Especially sticking to the 343 style of playing is considered unsuitable for today's players' characteristics. Sources familiar with the situation insisted that Manchester United executives have always believed that Amorin will definitely encounter difficulties in leading the team and they hope to avoid short-term decisions due to some bad results. Manchester United spent £200 million this summer to bring in offensive players to support Amorin. In the summer of 2024, Sir Jim Ratcliff and Ineos were dismissed at the end of October of that year after supporting Tenhager with similar transfer budgets, they were worried that doing it again would make themselves a laughing stock.

Amolin's remarks sparked doubts about his tenure after losing to Class B in the penalty shootout at Brundell Park Stadium. His team was suppressed by his opponent for more than 70 minutes, and he barely equalized at the last moment, but finally lost the penalty. When the team was behind 0-2, Amorin fiddled with the tactical board on the sidelines, and during the penalty shootout, he sat in the coach's seat and did not dare to watch, all of which were ridiculed. After the game, Amorin made it clear that "some things need to be changed" and emphasized that it is impossible to replace 22 players again. This is considered a hint of his resignation, and even within the club, some people think Amorin is considering his future.

Amorin will hold a pre-Premier press conference against Burnley on Friday afternoon and will definitely be asked about his post-match speech. This is not the first time this situation has happened. Rumor has been rumored to have resigned last season, but it was persuaded to stay, but these claims have never been confirmed. The only thing that is certain is that after losing to West Ham at home in May, Amorin publicly stated that if the board of directors thinks he is not suitable, he can do not compensate him and resign.

Home match against Burnley on Saturday is the easiest game for Manchester United to win in the next month. It will enter the international match day after the game. After the interval, the Red Devils will visit Manchester City and Chelsea at home, and will also play away against Liverpool in October.

Simon Stone disclosed that Manchester United locker room also continued to support Amorin, but the players did not understand the true meaning of Amorin's speech after the League Cup. Some players abandoned by Amorin also pay close attention to the development of the situation. If the coach changes, their fate may change.

The Sun said that Amorin will meet with La Jue and other senior officials next week. Club sources said he was indeed a little excited after the game. At the time, Manchester United owner La Jue and CEO Omar Bellada were not on the scene, only sporting director Jason Wilcox watched the bad game away.

Therefore, it is completely understandable that Amorin, who only won 16 games in 45 games but lost 17 games, fell into the rumors of being dismissed. The odds from England show that if Manchester United replaces coaches, Crystal Palace coach Oliver Glasner is the number one favorite, and the Austrian coach has only 7/2 odds to replace Amorin. Glasner led Crystal Palace to win the FA Cup and Community Shield for the first time, entering the European War.

The ranking behind Glasner is former England coach Southgate with a 5/1 odds, but he recently stressed that there is no plan to return to football in the near future. Pochettino and Zidane have both odds of 15/2, but people believe that the two will not coach Manchester United. Boston is leading the United States to prepare for the World Cup held next year, and Qi Zu cherishes his good reputation very much.

The coaches included in the list of potential shortlists for Manchester United coaches include former Barcelona coach Xavi, Aston Villa's Emery, Ipswich's Kieran McNa, Bournemouth's Andoni Ilaura, German coach Nagelsmann, Fulham's Marco Silva and Marseille's Dezelby.

Mourinho's odds for returning to Old Trafford are 20/1, while Brazilian coach Ancelotti has 25/1, indicating that the possibility is very small. Former Liverpool coach Klopp has a chance of 66/1 in coaching Manchester United, which is on par with Roy Keane, while Gary Neville is 100/1 in the past, saying it won't happen at all.

And if Manchester United only wants to find an interim coach to make a transition, then Carrick is the best candidate. He coached temporarily after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was dismissed and achieved an unbeaten record. He has no job at this time after Carrick left the English Championship Middlesbrough.