I think this is just a misunderstanding. Every football fan knows that Manchester United's situation isn't necessarily the coach's fault. Although I'm not a Manchester United fan, I fully understand how difficult it is to manage a club under pressure.
The pressure comes from management, who expect Amorim to deliver the best results. Meanwhile, several Manchester United players haven't delivered their best, and the squad wasn't designed by Amorim, but by the previous coach.
In fact, Amorim delivered excellent results last season, and in my opinion, it was a good start, as he was able to lead the club to the Europa League final.

I imagine Amorim will likely be more confident after making changes and bringing in several new players.

It’s funny though, it just seems like you misunderstood my point. Because who will say that Amorim is not good? Nobody. Moreover, I was using Amorim as an example to explain what he did to Manchester United after Erik ten Hag, which was in the mid-season. He was able to take the team to the Europa League final. Even though they lost the final, at least achieving the final with an unbeaten record is something that will not be forgotten.

But you just misunderstood all my point. You thought I was just criticizing him, which I would not do, and I will also attack anyone that does that, because I know what he did to the team.

We will have our conclusion by the end of 2025/2026 season. If Erik ten Hag remained the coach, there was no way United will end the season that bad. Don't forget it was the same players Ten Hag used before leaving, Ruud van Nistelrooy used same players within that short period without losing unlike how Amorim entered the squad and all went down. Amorim isn't better neither Erik ten Hag but so far it wouldn't have been worse for Manchester United if they left Ten Hag until the end of season.

Erik ten Hag wouldn't have lost the Europa League final to Tottenham and obviously finished somewhere in top 10.

Every league has its own characteristics. And that's what makes some players who performed poorly in the previous season excel in another league. For example, Greenwood performed quite well in Ligue 1 and Antony with Real Betis, but their performances weren't as good when they joined Manchester United. On the other hand, there are some players who were stars in their previous leagues but struggled to adapt to a new one. I'm confident Hojlund can excel in Serie A, despite rumors that Inter Milan have failed in negotiations to sign him this season.

I see this topic is about Serie A or something related. There are rumors that Inter Milan is interested in Manchester United's Hojlund. However, if this discussion is already about Manchester United, their performance, and Amorim, I think it's best to shift it to the Premier League.

This new season, which is about to begin, will be one in which Ruben Amorim will be criticized. Last year, he arrived mid-season and couldn't even make a transfer. Yet, they reached the Europa League final, where they lost despite playing well. This year, he told the board he wanted the players he wanted, and the board made the transfers for him. At a Manchester United club where Erik Ten Hag has the players he wants, I believe Amorim should be given the same opportunity. If the team is to aim for a top spot in the Premier League next year, many transfers are essential.