Luckily, the board still believes in Amorim and has given him a chance for next year as well. But if he doesn't achieve anything significant, it'll be easy for them to replace him. Personally, i think that if they make the right transfers, they can easily bounce back and start winning, but the whole team needs to be changed...
The problem is MU has not even sold one player, and they seem so desperate in selling their own players. It won't give them money if they still keep their big head to sell their players as very expensive price.
They have to give big discounts in order to recoup some money from the markets. Their position in the league, and result in europa league make other clubs reluctant to accept their very high offers for all of their flop players. This is something that is hard to face.