Man Utd Coach Ruben Amorim Admits Doubts Over Job Amid Recovery

Ruben Amorim marked his one-year anniversary as Manchester United's head coach amid a challenging first season that included a 15th-place Premier League finish and a Europa League final loss. He admitted to doubting whether he would last a year in the role, especially after a poor start and numerous defeats, but recent form including a three-match winning streak has restored hope. Amorim remains committed to his 3-4-3 tactical system, believing it allows for more effective player recruitment and consistency. Despite improved results and growing trust with his players, he is cautious about declaring the tough period over, emphasizing football's unpredictable nature. Additionally, with Lisandro Martinez nearing a return from injury, key players like Luke Shaw might face competition for starting spots as the team strengthens. Amorim's reflections highlight his resilience and belief in his vision for the club's future, aiming to secure a strong Premier League finish and European qualification.