Jamie Carragher has bizarre theory about Amorim at Man United

Manchester United’s disappointing tour under Robin Amorim has intensified pressure on the Portuguese coach, as Jimmy Caragers urgently urged him to think about walking away from Old Trafford.

Caragir was criticizing both the team’s general and atmosphere offers, indicating that the job may be already a non -repair process.

Amorim bought a turbulent talisman since she took responsibility last season, as he supervised 17 defeats in 33 games in the Premier League.

While Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Iuus offered public support, the results on the stadium left unconvincing supporters.

Against Princeford, United left behind and never recovered, raising more questions about whether Amorim is the right man to lead the project.

Jimmy Carager gives a strange theory of Robin Amorim

Carraagher believes that Amorim still has the United job because the hierarchy in the club fails to admit that they made a mistake in his appointment.

Caragra said, as Daily Mail mentioned:

“I think he is still in a job because the forces in Man United have made many mistakes inside and outside the stadium that they do not want to recognize now after they made another.

This was a disaster for United and Robin Amorim. What he did in Sporting Lisbon was great and was like the next big thing as director. But bringing a manager with an unprecedented system like him for the tradition of Man United and the fastest decision -making of the club about the manager, I think it is better for everyone because it was a disaster for the club and also the manager.

“We are just waiting for inevitability, unfortunately, you don’t want to see people lose their jobs, but this should end as soon as possible.”

The former defender in Liverpool added:

“I think every other Premier League manager will look at Man United and think,” I can do better. “

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Gareth Southgate, Oliver Glasner, Marco Silva and even Xavi Hernandez have been linked to the role in recent weeks.

Amurim insists that he is not concerned about losing his job, and critics believe that the situation is deteriorating quickly. For United, the dilemma is clear, and it continues with a manager who is struggling to gain momentum or make another high -level change in search of stability.

The next few weeks will be decisive to the Portuguese manager in Old Trafford.

Fabrizio Romano asserts that a United man has a “good personal contact” with a 55 -year -old manager