Despite Manchester United’s most recent loss to Tottenham, Ruben Amorim has stated that he is not concerned about his job there. Manchester United, who were beset by injuries, lost to North London on Sunday, with James Maddison scoring the game’s lone goal. Alejandro Garnacho had the finest chance, but it was disallowed, and the visitors squandered other easy chances to secure a result.
United suffered its 12th Premier League loss of the season, dropping the Red Devils to 15th place in the standings. The team’s most recent defeat, which brings their record under his leadership to only four victories from 14 Premier League games, was attributed by Amorim to a lack of talent in the final third.
Despite a sluggish beginning to his tenure. “I’m not concerned about my position at Old Trafford,” Amorim said. The game was decided by the fact that they scored while we failed to. We were afforded the chance. We had moments during transitions when we were hoping to score, but they ended up scoring and we didn’t,” Amorim told BBC Match of the Day.
Amorim is worried by Man United’s league position
“I don’t feel concerned. He told the BBC, “I know what the media thinks of it, and I know our fans.” “I hate to lose; that feeling is the worst.” I’m not considering the rest. To assist my players, I am here. “The place on the table is my worry; I am not worried about myself.” I am secure in my work, I understand my situation, and all I want is to win games.
“It is the most difficult competition on the planet. He remarked, “I’m trying to be cautious with them.” “I thought the team was working hard to achieve the goal, and I didn’t want to change. However, they will play.
“You make an effort to read the game and comprehend what you observe during practice. I didn’t think I needed to alter because the team was working hard to achieve the goal. On Saturday, United will play David Moyes’ revitalized Everton.
