Overview
- United sit 14th with four points from four matches after a 3-0 derby defeat at Manchester City, their worst league start in 33 years.
- Despite public backing, club figures will gauge progress over the next three fixtures before the October international break, according to local reporting.
- Amorim has stated he will not change his philosophy or formation, prompting warnings from ex-players including Paul Scholes and Gary Neville about predictable tactics and poor results.
- Football Insider reports the October international window is being considered for a potential change, with Oliver Glasner and Andoni Iraola among names mentioned, and other outlets noting Gareth Southgate, Marco Silva and Mauricio Pochettino in the frame.
- A finance expert told Football Insider that sacking Amorim would likely cost at least single-digit millions, potentially less than the remaining value of his contract.