People in Manchester United said Ruben Amorim was up!

Gilabola.com -Ruben Amorim is now truly at the end of the horn as Manchester United manager, with the internal source of the club describing his mental condition that has been destroyed in the midst of the performance of the Red Devils which continues to collapse.

Crisis at Old Trafford and suffocating pressure

Manchester United started the season with bleak results, stranded in the 14th position of the Premier League after last season finishing in 15th place-the worst record in the club’s history in the league.

In fact, management has poured around Rp3.9 trillion (£ 200 million) for spending players last summer, but signs of repairs are barely visible.

In less than a year of lead, Amorim has now recorded the worst record of all United permanent managers since World War II.

He had difficulty implementing a 3-4-2-1 formation that was considered too rigid, making weaknesses in defense and imbalances in midfield more exposed. In fact, defeat 1-3 to Brentford last week reiterated the problem.

United’s internal source revealed, “He looks exhausted, he knows this is not running.” Some reports even say that Amorim often moves away from the squad during training, sitting alone after defeat, until depicted like “lonely man” who is mentally broken.

If he was fired before even a year on duty, United had to pay compensation of Rp238 billion (£ 12 million), a financial burden that made the club council still hold the decision despite the greater pressure.

The atmosphere of the team deteriorated and legendary criticism

The atmosphere inside the club is referred to as “the lowest for a long time.” Amorim also sparked anxiety further after claiming to have wanted to retreat after being eliminated embarrassing from Grimsby Town in Carabao Cup.

In fact, his comments confirmed “Even the Pope cannot make him change the formation” is considered a direct challenge to the club council.

United’s legends joined in. Wayne Rooney assessed that United’s soul had been lost and demanded a big change:

“Manager, player, whatever it is.” Gary Neville claimed to be very worried about Amorim’s tactical decisions, such as Mason Mount installed in a wing-back position.

Alan Shearer assessed that Amorim was very fortunate to still survive, while Martin Keown compared his winning record which was only 1% better than the fired Graham Potter.

Ashley Williams also openly urged that Amorim be replaced immediately.

The end is getting closer?

Although Amorim insisted not thinking about his position and promised to work optimally, the signal from the dressing room, pundit voices, until the club’s internal conditions show that the time at Old Trafford could have ended soon.

United have even reportedly begun to glance at candidates for replacement such as Andoni Iraola from Bournemouth, although the move is still detained by several factors.