Rúben Amorim has moved quickly to shut down any doubts about his role and future at Manchester United following another frustrating result for the club. The Portuguese boss was speaking after United were held to a disappointing draw by Leeds United earlier today, a game that once again highlighted the team’s ongoing struggles for consistency, Softfootball reports.
The result means Manchester United have now managed just one win in their last five matches, drawing three and losing one. That solitary victory came at Old Trafford, a narrow 1-0 win against Newcastle, underlining the difficulty United have had turning performances into results during this run.
According to Fabrizio Romano via his official X handle, Amorim was emphatic when addressing his position at the club, he said:
I’m gonna be Man United’s MANAGER, not coach. I was very clear.
I am not going to quit. I am going to do my job until another guy is coming here to replace me. I came here to be the manager.
The comments reflect Amorim’s determination to stay the course despite mounting pressure, mixed results, and growing scrutiny around United’s direction. With performances still falling short of expectations, the coming weeks will be crucial as Amorim looks to stabilise results and assert his authority as the man in charge at Old Trafford.
