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Manchester United Are 'Lowest We Can Get' but Ruben Amorim Is '100 per Cent' the Right Man to Rebuild Club
- Manchester United, managed by Ruben Amorim, suffered their worst season in over 50 years, finishing 16th in the Premier League as of May 2025.
- This poor performance followed a Europa League final loss to Tottenham Hotspur and missing out on Champions League qualification, costing the club an estimated £100 million.
- Amorim, who arrived in November 2024, aims to rebuild with a focus on adding pace and athleticism, backed by a budget near £100 million to sign players like Matheus Cunha and Liam Delap.
- Amorim declared in a post-match press conference, “I will not quit” and affirmed he would leave only if the board or fans wanted him gone, showing his commitment despite the club's struggles.
- The club continues backing Amorim for the long term but faces pressure to improve results and manage finances amid offloading players to fund the rebuild.
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Amorim has no excuses after Man Utd's horror season but it's not all his fault
Manchester United's defeat in the Europa League final capped off a disastrous season that leaves huge question marks over Ruben Amorim, but the men who hired him should also hold their hands up for the team's failings
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