“Your Match against Everton would determine if you would still stay manager at Man United. The results that we have been getting is not what we wanted from you” – This is according to Sir Jim Ratcliffe as Manchester United is using the Match against Everton as the criteria for Ruben Amorim’s Dismissal as INEOS grows tired of the lack of results.

Manchester United Reportedly Considering Amorim’s Replacement After Poor Start

According to Fichajes, Manchester United are already contemplating the possibility of replacing Ruben Amorim following a disappointing beginning to his tenure at Old Trafford.

Amorim took charge of United in November, arriving from Sporting CP to succeed Erik ten Hag. He was brought in with the expectation of revitalizing a struggling team, but the anticipated improvement has yet to materialize. Instead, the team’s performances have continued to decline.

Currently, United sit 15th in the Premier League table after suffering a narrow 1-0 loss to Tottenham. This defeat extended their winless streak to seven games—their longest since 2008.

Adding to the club’s struggles are financial constraints imposed by co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, including cost-cutting measures that have led to staff layoffs and budget limitations, likely affecting morale within the squad.

United Weighing Their Options for Amorim’s Future

Reports suggest that while the club plans to keep Amorim in charge until the season’s end—unless a major crisis unfolds—they are already assessing potential managerial candidates for the 2025/26 campaign.

Manchester United’s Current Premier League Stats

• Wins: 8 (Ranked 13th)
• Losses: 12 (=14th)
• Shots Taken Per Game: 13.4 (12th)
• Shots Conceded Per Game: 11.4 (14th)
• Expected Goals (xG): 38.48 (13th)

United’s next challenge is an away fixture against Everton, who are currently in strong form. Meanwhile, injuries continue to plague the squad, with key players like Lisandro Martinez, Kobbie Mainoo, Manuel Ugarte, and Amad Diallo sidelined.