Manchester United faced yet another setback on Saturday, suffering a 1-3 defeat against Brentford, marking their third loss of the season in the Premier League.
This latest disappointment leaves the club languishing in a dismal 14th place after just six matches. The once-mighty Red Devils are struggling to find their footing, and the pressure is mounting on their management and coaching staff.
Despite the ongoing turmoil, Ruben Amorim remains at the helm of Manchester United. His position has sparked debate, particularly among former players and pundits. Jamie Carragher, a former Liverpool defender and current football consultant, has shared his theory on why Amorim continues to hold his job amidst the mounting criticism and poor results.
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Carragher suggests that the reason Amorim is still in charge is due to the series of errors made by Manchester United’s leadership both on and off the pitch. He believes the club’s executives are reluctant to admit they made yet another mistake by hiring Amorim. “They’ve messed up so many times that they don’t want to acknowledge another blunder,” Carragher stated, shedding light on the club’s internal struggles.
“It needs to come to an end as soon as possible”
The former England international praised Amorim’s achievements at Sporting Lisbon, where he was seen as a rising star in management. However, Carragher pointed out that Amorim’s tactical approach may not align with the traditional values and expectations of Manchester United.
He emphasized that the sooner the club makes a definitive decision regarding Amorim’s future, the better it will be for all parties involved, including the manager himself.
Carragher concluded by expressing his hope that the situation resolves quickly, as the ongoing uncertainty is a disaster not only for Manchester United but also for Amorim.
“It’s unfortunate, as nobody likes to see people lose their jobs, but this needs to come to an end as soon as possible,” he stated, hinting at the inevitability of a change in leadership at the troubled club.
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