Last updated on March 5, 2025
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Amorim inherited a struggling United side in 14th place and, despite efforts to stabilize the team, they remain in the same position.
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Manchester United’s season under Ruben Amorim is at a crossroads, with their Europa League campaign now carrying immense significance.
Despite a turbulent start, a sacking is reportedly not on the table, but the pressure is mounting.
Struggles in the Premier League
Amorim inherited a struggling United side in 14th place and, despite efforts to stabilize the team, they remain in the same position.
With 11 winless games out of 16, early exits from the Carabao Cup and FA Cup have only compounded the frustration at Old Trafford.
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A Defining Week for Amorim
United must bounce back in the Europa League against Real Sociedad before facing Arsenal just three days later.
A poor result in Europe could further deflate an already struggling squad, especially after their FA Cup loss to Fulham.
Tough Times Behind the Scenes
Beyond performances on the pitch, United have been dealing with internal turbulence, including staff redundancies and cost-cutting measures.
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Morale is low, and fans are growing restless, making Amorim’s task even more challenging.
Chido Obi: A Bright Spot, But Not in Europe
Teenager Chido Obi has been a rare positive, impressing with his performances.
However, he wasn’t registered for the Europa League, limiting United’s attacking options. Meanwhile, Rasmus Hojlund’s struggles in front of goal continue, raising questions about squad depth.
Paul Merson’s Verdict: “I Can’t See United Winning”
Sky Sports pundit Paul Merson is doubtful about United’s chances against Real Sociedad, citing a lack of identity and attacking threat.
He believes United are “miles off” where they need to be, attributing their struggles to years of poor recruitment.
What’s Next for United?
While Amorim is safe for now, United face a crucial summer, with significant squad changes needed.
