Rúben Amorim’s early tenure as Manchester United manager has been challenging, with the Portuguese coach struggling to find consistent form in the Premier League. Having overseen just seven matches, Amorim has secured only two wins, a disappointing return for a club of United’s stature. While one of those victories came in a high-profile derby against Manchester City, it has been viewed by many as more a reflection of City’s own poor form rather than United’s resurgence. This result, though notable, has not been enough to mask the underlying issues. United’s performances under Amorim have been inconsistent, with the team failing to show the expected improvement. The pressure is mounting on the 39-year-old as fans and pundits alike begin to question his ability to turn things around. Amorim, who earned acclaim for his work at Sporting CP, now faces the daunting task of restoring United to its former glory in one of the toughest football leagues in the world.
Ruben Amorim’s early struggles: Can he turn the tide around?
