Overview

• Club sources indicate there are no current plans to dismiss Rúben Amorim despite ongoing scrutiny of results.
• Reports cite an estimated £12 million cost to terminate his long-term deal, making a change financially unattractive.
• INEOS-led cost cutting and PSR/FFP limits weigh heavily after more than £36 million in compensation was paid last season for Erik ten Hag’s exit and redundancies.
• A 2-1 win over Chelsea provided short-term relief, yet United sit 10th in the Premier League on seven points from five matches.
• United backed Amorim with major summer signings and prefer to give him time, as outside voices urge Sir Jim Ratcliffe to hold his nerve to avoid further financial strain.