Overview
- Sir Jim Ratcliffe said on The Times' Business podcast that Ruben Amorim should be judged over three years rather than through knee‑jerk decisions.
- Former goalkeeper Ben Foster urged supporters to be worried by the pledge, pointing to a lack of visible progress.
- Ex-Everton CEO Keith Wyness described the comment as a short-term media line that lacked conviction, suggesting it was aimed at damping speculation.
- United finished a club-worst 15th last season and have lost three of seven league games this term, with no back-to-back Premier League wins under Amorim.
- Football Insider reported United would owe about £12m to part with Amorim, with profit and sustainability concerns cited as a reason for caution.