Man United boss Ruben Amorim left ‘shocked’ as instant sack discussed

Man United boss Ruben Amorim left ‘shocked’ as instant sack discussed

The new boss at the Old Trafford outfit Ruben Amorim couldn’t have endured much worse of a start as Man Utd head coach.

Ruben Amorim has been shocked by Manchester United’s atrocious home form since he became the club’s head coach in November, according to reports.

The Red Devils boss has publicly admitted that he is at risk of being sacked if he fails to improve results before the end of the season.

Amorim’s arrival sparked hope of drastic improvement from a dismal start to the campaign overseen by Erik ten Hag, given the empire of dominance he built at Sporting.

Ten Hag had followed a record-low eighth-place Premier League finish with the club’s worst-ever start to a season before his dismissal.

However, while early inconsistency was to be expected as Amorim instilled his philosophy in United’s underperforming players, the situation has plummeted to new depths.

The M16 giants have lost 11 of their 24 Premier League matches this season, which leaves them 13th and staring in the face of a new record-breaking position

Seven of those defeats have come on home turf, including in five of the last six league outings at Old Trafford.

United have lost to Nottingham Forest, Bournemouth, Newcastle United, Brighton and Hove Albion and Crystal Palace during that run.

Even the exception – a 3-1 win against rock-bottom Southampton – required a late Amad hat-trick to prevent a catastrophic result.

Amorim has suffered defeat in seven of his 13 matches in charge since leaving Sporting, where he lost only six times across his final 75 games.

However, according to GIVEMESPORT, he has been particularly shocked by United’s struggles at Old Trafford.

And the Portuguese tactician is well aware that sack talk will ramp up if United’s current trend of results rumbles on in the coming months.

“I knew when I chose this profession that you have the risk of results. We are fighting for our jobs until the summer,” Amorim explained on Friday.