Overview
- Following a 1-1 draw at Leeds, Amorim said he will not resign and will remain for “18 months or until the board decides to change.”
- He told the scouting department and sporting director to “do their job” and said the club must withstand criticism from Gary Neville.
- Though appointed as head coach in 2024, Amorim insisted he was hired to manage and wants authority that extends beyond coaching duties.
- Multiple outlets report escalating strain with director of football Jason Wilcox and say head of recruitment Christopher Vivell has questioned his tactical approach.
- Amorim has said January business is unlikely, refused to discuss the budget when pressed, and one report says United dropped a £65 million move for Antoine Semenyo.