Manchester United needs restructuring from management to players. I think the only reason Manchester United are not contemplating sacking Amorim after their Europa league failure is just because of the conditions surrounding the appointment of Amorim so the club will have to hold on until next season to evaluate his performance properly before making a decision.
It makes no sense if Manchester United should just sack that Man. At least we all agreed that he needed time, and he was focusing on the Europa league which he took them to the final. There was never a guarantee that he was going to win the Europa league. So they should give him some credit for the unbeaten run on their way to the final. They should back the Man in the transfer window and let him build his team. If they sack the Man now there will be no justification for his sacking. The team was already 14th in the premier league before he took over, he did his best, but it didn't work at his first trial. So let Manchester United allow him the same amount of time they gave to Eric Ten Hag and see how he transform the club. But let's hope he doesn't send them to relegation while trying to transform the club next season.
In his interview, Amorin revealed that without having to be fired, Amorin was willing to resign as the club's coach if next season Amorin could not bring change to Manchester United.
And it's true, Amorin has only been with Manchester United for half a season, and in the middle of the season Amorin was not given the opportunity to bring in new players, but he was forced to maximize the potential of existing players. A fairly difficult job but Amorin was able to do it well, and he showed it when his team was able to advance to the UEL final, even though in the end they lost to Spurs. and besides that in the UEL final match, Amorin really showed his loyalty as a coach to his club, where he was willing to spend his personal money in order to be able to provide full support to the clubs, by sending 30 of his staff to the final match. An extraordinary loyalty and very rare in the modern era today, because most coaches, they train not because they want to really change the team but because of the big salary. So it would be a big loss if the club decided to fire Amorin.