Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has shockingly admitted he should resign if the club's disastrous form continues into next season, following their humiliating 2-0 home defeat to struggling West Ham.
The Portuguese coach delivered a brutal assessment of United's crisis after their seventh consecutive Premier League winless game - their joint-worst run in competition history. "If we start next season like this, we should give the space to different people," Amorim stated in a post-match interview that sent shockwaves through Old Trafford.
United's alarming collapse sees them languishing in 16th place with just 39 points - their worst potential tally since the 1930-31 relegation season. Amorim expressed embarrassment at the situation, warning: "We are losing the feeling that we're a massive club. Not fearing defeat is the most dangerous thing for a big club."
Despite the upcoming Europa League final against Tottenham, Amorim emphasized deeper issues: "Everybody is thinking about the final, but we have bigger problems. The culture at the club must change." His comments echo Ralf Rangnick's famous "open heart surgery" warning during his 2021 interim spell.
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