Man Utd Manager Ruben Amorim Faces Pressure After Performance Talks with Co-owner Jim Ratcliffe

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim remains under significant pressure due to the team's poor performance, holding the worst win percentage since World War II for a United manager. Co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe recently met with Amorim at Carrington, where he expressed support but emphasized the need for improvement, expecting the team to qualify for some form of European competition this season. Amorim downplayed the meeting's significance, joking about being offered a new contract, and stressed the long-term nature of the project despite recent setbacks, including a poor league start and a humiliating League Cup exit. He acknowledged that while the team is playing better defensively and offensively up to the penalty boxes, more clinical finishing and aggression are needed to turn results around. United's recent challenging fixtures, including losses to Arsenal and Manchester City, have heightened scrutiny, but the club maintains patience with Amorim's approach. The upcoming match against Chelsea is seen as a vital opportunity for the team to improve their standings and reassure supporters.