Man United star 'unhappy' with new job under Amorim: Time for change

 

Manchester United's poor start to the season has put manager Ruben Amorim under pressure. 

The team's 3-0 loss to Manchester City in the derby has deepened the sense of crisis, with fans and pundits questioning Amorim's tactics. 

One of the main concerns is Amorim's decision to play Bruno Fernandes in a midfield pivot, a role that seems to be stifling the player's creativity.

Fernandes, reportedly, is unhappy with his new role and is believed to be struggling with Amorim's playing style. 

The Portuguese coach wants a more systematic approach, but Fernandes' strengths lie in his attacking prowess and ability to play creative passes. 

The 31-year-old's lack of positional discipline in midfield has led to costly lapses, including goals against Fulham and City.

Amorim's insistence on playing Fernandes in midfield has raised questions about his adaptability. 

Despite the team's struggles, Amorim seems determined to stick to his guns, a gamble that could soon cost him his job.

 An alternative midfield pairing of Kobbie Mainoo and Casemiro could provide more stability, with Manuel Ugarte likely to be preferred over the Brazilian if he continues to impress.

The fixes appear obvious, but Amorim's refusal to adapt threatens to bring his reign to a premature end. 

As the season progresses, it will be interesting to see whether Amorim can turn things around or if the pressure becomes too much to handle.