Thames: Amorin will remain in office no matter what the Europa League final result is, with a budget of over 100 million pounds this summer

According to the Times, no matter the result of the Europa League final against Tottenham, Amorin will continue to coach Manchester United. The article stated that unless Amorin wants to leave on his own initiative, Manchester United meant to let him continue to coach, and there is no sign of Amorin trying to leave at present. Even if he wanted to leave, Ratcliff would do his best to convince him to stay because Rajörl's rating of Amorin was very high.

Amorin and Ratcliffe communicate on the phone every week. They occasionally communicate in a group with other senior management. After the game, Amorin will share his views on the game in the group and attach a brief game report. The relevant data will also be posted to the group.

As Ratcliffe revealed in an interview with The Times in March, the two were very candid. If Ratcliff crossed the line, Amorin would tell him directly “f***off” and vice versa. Ratcliff didn't mind this, he liked Amorin's enthusiasm. In contrast, he sometimes feels that former coach Teng Hah is a bit rigid.

Tenhach was fired in October after winning only three of his nine Premier League games at the beginning of the season, but Amorin performed worse, coaching only six of his 26 Premier League games. However, Amorin didn't care what the outside world said. He rarely read any form of print media. Although he occasionally listened to talkSPORT, some of his criticisms were also very sharp there.

Amorin's management ability has also been praised by the club's senior management. He once "hidden" Casemiro for nearly two months, but the two are now close. Amorin also decided to let Onana, who had suffered a change at home, and this move was thanked by the players. Some players were confused at first by Amorin’s instructions, but overall, they seemed to like him a lot.

Amorin was closer to the Portuguese-speaking players at the beginning, and now his relationship with the entire team has improved, although not too close. A staff member had said Amorin was “slightly alienated”, but his superiors agreed with his management methods, which included a large number of division of labor authorizations.

Within Manchester United, people hope this season will be the lowest point after Inex takes over. The morale of the executives is said to be "quite down" as they witnessed colleagues being laid off, while underperforming players on the court still receive millions of pounds in annual salaries. An employee was angry after being told by a colleague that Manchester United refused to pay for a taxi to attend a meeting in Carrington. The main reason why Inelis has not fired Amorin so far is that they believe that through a complete pre-season preparation and lineup restructuring, Amorin will make Manchester United successful again. Everyone also admits that due to the lack of the required conditions, Amorin had to let many players play unfamiliar positions this season.

In terms of finance, even if he does not win the Europa League final, Amorin will have a budget of more than 100 million pounds this summer. Manchester United hopes to replenish funds by selling Rashford, Anthony and Sancho. However, some people think that this expectation may be somewhat optimistic. Menu and Garnacho can only leave when they receive a high offer, the latter is more likely to leave the team. Currently, only captains B Fee, Amad, Yoro and Maguire are considered safe.

Signing a striker will be Manchester United's top priority this summer, Wolves striker Cunha is the number one target, and part of the reason the player wants to transfer is because he likes Amorin's style. Ipswich striker Drapp is also on the signing list, and the full-back position also requires price, and Baindel may be sold in order to introduce a new goalkeeper to compete with Onana.