Ruben Amorim has cast doubt on his own suitability to lead United out of the difficult spell they find themselves in, but the club want to stick by the Portuguese boss
Despite Ruben Amorim's doubts about his future at Manchester United, the club wants him to remain as manager and lead the team when their new £2 billion stadium is completed in five years. United chief executive Omar Berrada believes Amorim has a clear vision for the team. The club's recruitment strategy will be influenced by their potential Champions League qualification.
