Manchester United have won domestic trophies under coach Tendulkar, but they have not been a team that can compete with any team. After that, the team's results have deteriorated and Tendulkar has not been able to cope with many of the players in the team, so Manchester United officials sacked Tendulkar from the position of manager in the winter transfer window and appointed young coach Amorin, who has shown good form with Sporting, as the team's manager. Amorin is a good coach without any question in terms of talent and potential. When Amorin first took charge of Manchester United, he started building the team with his successful starting line-up and his preferred formation, the 3-4-2-1.

This formation may work well in other leagues, but it is not as suitable as it seems in a league like the Premier League, which is characterized by strength and speed. Many Premier League clubs have a good understanding of how to deal with this situation. The way Amorin wants to go, he needs world-class WING BACK players, and players who can fill the entire pitch in midfield. Manchester United does not have such players. Amorin is also stubborn to change his style of play, knowing that he is not good. That is why Manchester United faced the worst situation last season, and this season, despite the addition of strong midfielders, the team's situation and results have not improved. Every young manager is stubborn, but Amorin is so stubborn. Manchester United is a club with very high demands.

Amorin has been in charge of Manchester United for a year, but he has not seen any improvement, and the team's results are not encouraging. That's why Manchester United officials are looking at former Barcelona coach Xavi to replace Amorin, who has been under increasing pressure and making mistakes. It remains to be seen what decision Manchester United officials will make. Do you think Xavi can solve the problems Manchester United are facing? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Thank you to everyone who read this article to the end.

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