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• Ruben Amorim questioned about pressure
• Man Utd manager 'assured' about his efforts
• Results have been unsatisfactory since Erik ten Hag was replaced.
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim asserts he is "not concerned" about job security, even after facing a difficult initial three months in charge.
Amorim was hired in November to take over from the fired Erik ten Hag, as United activated a break clause in his contract with Sporting CP to bring the Portuguese manager to England right away.
The 40-year-old has been seen as one of the most promising managerial talents in Europe in recent years, having ended Sporting's lengthy Primeira Liga title drought in 2020/21, triumphed again in 2023/24, and left the club on track for another after a remarkable start to 2024/25 before his departure.
However, Amorim has introduced his unique approach to United, which is entirely unlike what Ten Hag's team was accustomed to, and he is set on enforcing his own concepts instead of settling for less.
The manager has advocated for short-term suffering in exchange for long-term benefits, as he hasn't had a summer transfer window or pre-season to shape the team according to his vision. The problem, however, is that outcomes have been disappointing, with Sunday’s loss to Tottenham Hotspur marking a ninth defeat in 21 matches. They have secured only four victories in 14 Premier League matches, suffering five league defeats just in December.
"I have no concerns." I comprehend our supporters and what the press believes regarding it. I despise losing; that sensation is the most unpleasant. The remaining things are not on my mind. "I know my circumstances, my role, I have faith in my performance and all I desire is to win matches," Amorim stated following the match against the Spurs.
"The position in the table concerns me; my own situation does not worry me," he stated, alluding to United's current ranking of 15th. The club hasn't placed that low since being relegated from the top division in 1974, with their lowest position since then being 13th in the 1989/90 season.
"I face many issues; my work is extremely challenging here." However, I remain true to my convictions. We simply have to confront it and not escape, that is how I feel. "Today will sting; it's a challenging pain to endure so many losses."
United's next match features a reunion with ex-manager David Moyes as they visit Everton on Saturday. Amorim’s initial triumph in English football occurred against the Toffees at the beginning of December, a 4-0 win versus an Everton team then overseen by Sean Dyche.
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