Ruben Amorim questions Manchester United future after latest setback

August is not over yet, and Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim is hinting at discussing his future during the upcoming international break next week. This comes after United was eliminated from a cup competition by a fourth-tier team for the first time in their history.

Amorim faced criticism from Grimsby Town fans after the match, with chants of "Sacked in the morning." He suggested that changes are needed and hinted at potential decisions in the coming days.

United will face Burnley at Old Trafford on Saturday before the international break and the derby against Manchester City on September 14. The club's leadership, including CEO Omar Berrada and director of football Jason Wilcox, will be evaluating the situation closely.

Ultimately, co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe will have a say in Amorim's future. Ratcliffe has praised Amorim's direct communication style, which was evident in the coach's post-game interviews after the Grimsby match.

Amorim expressed disappointment in the team's performance and lack of intensity during the game. Despite a late comeback attempt, he acknowledged the shortcomings and the need for improvement.

The defeat to Grimsby highlighted United's struggles, with the team underperforming against a lower-league opponent. The loss raised questions about the team's direction and potential changes in the near future.

The match at Blundell Park was a stark contrast to United's aspirations, with Amorim's frustration visible on the sidelines. The team's costly mistakes and lackluster performance added to the disappointment of the result.

As United looks to regroup, the focus will be on addressing the issues that led to the defeat and finding ways to improve before the next matches. The early-season setback has raised concerns among fans and pundits about the team's prospects moving forward.