According to the latest news from the British media BBC, Manchester United's minority shareholder Ratcliff still supports Amorin, and Manchester United currently has no plan to change coaches.
In this round of Premier League, Manchester United lost to Brentford 1-3, and Manchester United is still in the bottom half of the standings. Despite the poor record, the club said it still supports Amorin coaching. Sources insist that Sir Ratcliff still supports Amorin and believe it is fair to judge the Portuguese only through the results throughout the season and with the team he sees as appropriate.
Many outsiders speculated that Manchester United had formulated a list of substitutes, but they were refuted by Manchester United officials, who insisted that there is no candidate to replace Amorin at present.
Nevertheless, speculation about United's coaching position will continue, which will add pressure to Amorin before facing Sunderland this Saturday. Manchester United scored only 34 points in 33 league games coached by Amorin and has never won a streak.