Man United Manager Amorim Offers Resignation Without Compensation After Europa Final Loss

Following Manchester United's 1-0 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final, Ruben Amorim stated he would not seek any compensation if the club decides to sack him due to poor performance, but he affirmed he will not quit voluntarily. Despite United's struggles since his appointment in November, including a drop to 16th place in the Premier League and missing out on European competition next season, Amorim expressed confidence in his coaching approach and refused to change his methods. He asked fans for faith, acknowledging he has little to show in terms of results but remains committed to improving the team's domestic performance. Amorim also highlighted that the team was the better side in the final and that players tried their best to win, despite the lack of clear scoring chances. The club faces a challenging period, having missed out on a significant financial windfall from Champions League qualification, but Amorim mentioned the club has contingency plans for the transfer market and intends to use the additional midweek breaks to focus on Premier League improvement.