Amorim Stands Firm Amid Turmoil: Fights to Uplift Manchester United

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has made it clear that he is not considering stepping down, despite a challenging season marked by a series of defeats and a humiliating 2-0 loss to West Ham at Old Trafford. This defeat has dropped the club to the 16th position in the Premier League.

Despite domestic challenges, United's Europa League campaign remains alive. Amorim's team has reached the final, offering a chance to redeem themselves with a victory against Tottenham. Addressing media speculation about his potential resignation, Amorim emphasized his commitment to maintaining standards and taking responsibility for the team's performance.

The financial strain within the club has led Amorim to offer to pay for his backroom staff's travel to the final, a gesture following cost-cutting measures by minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Amorim expressed the complexity of staff changes and underscored the importance of supporting his team off the field as well as on it.

(With inputs from agencies.)