Despite recent difficulties, Manchester United is apparently thinking of keeping Rúben Amorim as head coach. The club’s management remains steadfast in their support of this decision.
The club intends to assist Amorim during the next transfer window as they work to rebuild under his direction, transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano revealed on Thursday.
According to reports, Tottenham won the UEFA Europa League final on Wednesday, defeating Manchester United 1-0. This was Tottenham’s first European championship since 1984.
As the season draws to a close, Spurs are currently 16th in the Premier League standings, which represents a poor period in the team’s history.
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“The message from Manchester United is clear: they stand by the manager, they support him, and they believe Rúben Amorim is the right man for the job,” Romano said on Thursday.
The transfer specialist went on to say that Amorim will continue to lead the team unless something unexpected happens.
“The club clearly intends to support Amorim unless something totally unexpected happens, which in football can happen after major disappointments.”
According to reports, Amorim is considering Wolves forward Matheus Cunha as a potential first-time addition in keeping with this plan.
Romano also hinted that Alejandro Garnacho would depart the team this summer, provided a suitable offer is received and accepted by both parties.
