Sun: Manchester United executives original negotiation meeting with Amorin has settled, and there has never been a plan to fire

September 6th According to the Sun, as the international match day begins, the original showdown negotiations between Manchester United executives and coach Amorin have been put on hold.

After the League Cup was out of the blue by Greensby at the end of August, Amorin said in a post-match interview that "the team needs to change" and even hinted that there was a disconnect between himself and the players. It was generally expected that he would have face-to-face conversations with Manchester United executives in the next two weeks of international match days.

However, after Manchester United narrowly defeated Burnley with a penalty kick from B in the third round of the Premier League and won the first victory of the season, Manchester United executives did not mention any talks.

Although Amorin expressed doubts about his work, the club never intended to fire the head coach they had spent a lot of time and energy to bring in.

Instead, Amorin is currently exploring the option of using offseason to lead players to train overseas. After Manchester United's League Cup front is eliminated, it means that they only have one game to play in the middle of the week before Christmas, that is, they will face West Ham United at home on December 3.

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