Ruben Amorim remains in charge: Manchester United management supports the coach.

According to The Sun: Manchester United management stands behind Ruben Amorim, even after another derby defeat.

The Red Devils lost 0-3 to Pep Guardiola's team at the Etihad, resulting in just four points from four matches.

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This start for the club in the Premier League is the worst since 1992. The team has also exited the Carabao Cup, losing to League Two side Grimsby last month.

Amorim confirmed that he has no intention of changing his 3-4-2-1 tactical system, despite concerns that it is not working.

He stated that the decision to dismiss him rests with the management if they believe it is not the best path for the club.

Notably, the board remains calm and supports the former Sporting Lisbon coach, ready to give him time to turn things around.

Partial owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe was seen on camera with his head in his hands during the defeat at the Etihad.

The Ineos magnate invested £220 million in summer reinforcements for Amorim.

Sacking the 40-year-old Portuguese manager at this point would lead to another overhaul at the club.

Amorim has garnered just 31 points from 31 matches since his appointment in mid-November, losing 16 of them.

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Shutterstock EditorialSir Jim Ratcliffe could not hide his disappointment in the stands[/caption>

This is the worst record of all 17 clubs that have played in the top flight in both seasons.

Last season, the team finished 15th in the league, and their loss in the Europa League final to Tottenham deprived them of European prospects for the first time since Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement in 2013.

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Amorim understands that the pressure will continue until the team starts showing better results.

He said:

“This is not the record that Manchester United should have. You can't imagine what has happened over these months – there are many reasons. But I accept it and do not intend to change.”

 

“When I want to change my philosophy, I will change it. If not, then you have to change the person.”

 

“I believe in my path and will play my style until I want to change.”

United awaits a new tough match with the world champions visiting 'Old Trafford' on Saturday evening.

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TORTURED start for Manchester United continues after the team was thrashed by neighbors Man City.

Ruben Amorim's team failed to bounce back after the matches resumed, suffering a 0-3 defeat away.

Phil Foden opened the scoring for City just 18 minutes into the game, heading in, leaving Altay Bayander, who kept his place in the squad despite the arrival of Ssanne Lammens, with no chance.

Erling Haaland eventually scored two goals in the second half, putting the hosts out of reach.

Now "United" sits 14th in the table, while "City" moved ahead of them with their second victory of the season.

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PAManchester United sits 14th at the early stages of the Premier League season[/caption> In the midst of a serious crisis facing Ruben Amorim's team, the situation at 'Old Trafford' raises concerns among fans. Despite management's support, the coach's actions and tactics will be closely monitored. United faces a crucial match against the world champions, and the results of this match could significantly impact the management's further decisions regarding the coaching staff.