It has been revealed that Amrabat has lost all hope in Manchester United, breaking down silently and sitting alone during training! The senior management’s support for him may be insincere.

Following Manchester United’s weekend loss to Brentford, they have fallen once again into a relentless abyss. Head coach Rúben Amorim blasted the players for not executing the pre-match specific strategies and making many disappointing errors. Amorim is confident in his tactics and vision, yet it seems hardly anyone supports him or his philosophy.

“When we win, no one mentions the formation; when we lose, it’s blamed on the 3-4-3,” Amorim lamented. British media disclosed that Amorim seems to be all alone at Manchester United. It is reported that the manager often leaves the main group during training and sometimes sits by himself in silence after losses, avoiding any conversation.

Whether this is true or not is hard for outsiders to judge, but it is clear that beyond his usual habit of squatting on the sidelines, Amorim has displayed several strange new behaviors during multiple Manchester United matches, such as looking up at the sky when his team is taking a penalty or covering his face, unwilling to watch the pitch.

A source stated that managing Manchester United has mentally broken Amorim; he no longer appears as energetic as when he first joined. Others have described the internal atmosphere at Manchester United as one of the lowest points in a long time.

The club’s top management continues to publicly support Amorim, insisting that Manchester United will not consider replacing any head coach this season. However, similar messages were conveyed just days before Sir Jim Ratcliffe dismissed Ten Hag last October, which did not prevent the Dutchman from being sacked.

Rumors suggest that Sir Ratcliffe recently met with former England manager Gareth Southgate. Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano said: “No active negotiations between Manchester United and Southgate have started. The reports mainly stem from his close connections with people at Ineos. I’m not sure if there have been any talks, but as far as I know, if Manchester United decides to replace their head coach, Southgate could be one of the candidates, though there will likely be more coaches interested in the position. Southgate has a good relationship with Manchester United, but whether he will become their next head coach remains uncertain. We should also respect Amorim and the timing of any decision to change the manager.”

Before the international break, Manchester United will host newly promoted Sunderland at Old Trafford. If Amorim fails to secure a convincing win, rumors will intensify over the next two weeks. For many years, international breaks have been the preferred timing for coaching changes in major leagues.

After the international break, Manchester United will play away against Liverpool at Anfield. The Red Devils have not won an away derby at Liverpool in their last 10 attempts; their last victory there was in January 2016, nearly a decade ago. Many Manchester United managers have been dismissed following defeats to Liverpool, including Amorim’s mentor Mourinho.

There is talk that if Amorim is sacked mid-season and an ideal replacement cannot be found immediately, Manchester United has approached former assistant coach Carrick to see if he would be willing to serve as interim head coach. After Solskjaer was dismissed, Carrick temporarily managed the first team and maintained an unbeaten record.

Manchester United cannot stop the coaching change rumors by repeatedly having insiders promise that Amorim will not be removed. Either the club must issue an official statement declaring that Amorim will not be sacked this season, or Amorim must lead the team to two, three, or even more consecutive wins. The former is unlikely from the Red Devils; the latter depends entirely on Amorim’s own capabilities.