According to reports, Manchester United is thinking of keeping Rúben Amorim as head coach, and the club’s management is fully behind him despite recent setbacks.
In an effort to rebuild under his direction, the club intends to assist Amorim during the next transfer window, transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano revealed on Thursday.
According to reports, Tottenham won its first European championship since 1984 after Manchester United lost 1-0 to them in the UEFA Europa League final on Wednesday.
A sad chapter in Spurs’ history is reflected in their current position of 16th in the Premier League standings as the season draws to a close.
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But on Thursday, Romano said, “The message from Manchester United is clear: they believe Rúben Amorim is the right man for the job, and they stand by the manager and support him.”
According to the transfer specialist, Amorim will continue to lead the team unless something unexpected happens.
The club’s obvious goal is to support Amorim until something utterly unexpected occurs, which in football sometimes happen after significant setbacks.
In keeping with this plan, it has been stated that Amorim is considering Wolves forward Matheus Cunha as a potential first-time addition.
Furthermore, Alejandro Garnacho might depart the team this summer, according to Romano, provided a suitable offer is received and accepted by both parties.
