Ruben Amorim to hold showdown Man Utd talks next week as fears arise he could RESIGN despite £200million spending spree.

Ruben Amorim's troubles at Manchester United

According to The Sun: Ruben Amorim plans to meet with Manchester United's management next week after another failure in his managerial position.

The Portuguese coach enjoys the support of the management at Old Trafford, despite the loss to Grimsby in the Carabao Cup.

Difficulties ahead of crucial matches

In the coming days, the team faces tough matches: on Saturday Manchester United will host Burnley, and then they will face Manchester City and Chelsea after the international break.

Additionally, some players who have been sidelined by the coach are trying to understand if they have a chance to return to the squad.

Amorim is also contemplating the goalkeeper position: choosing between Andre Onana or Altay Bayındır – both have made mistakes this season.

Coach's quotes

After the loss to Grimsby, Amorim openly expressed that some players had 'loudly voiced' about changes.

“Something needs to change, and you can't change all 22 players again. It's hard to manage everything. We move on to the next match, and then we will have time for decisions,”

the coach said after the game.

Owner Jim Ratcliffe and CEO Omar Berrada did not attend the match; only director of football Jason Wilcox was present.

Controversies surrounding players

Some players who were left out are wondering if they still have a chance to return. Five of them – Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho, Antony, Jadon Sancho and Tyrell Malacia – have been sidelined and are training separately.

Rashford has already moved to Barcelona on loan, Garnacho may join Chelsea, and others are contemplating moving before the transfer window closes.

English midfielder Kobbie Mainoo is also thinking about his future, as his opportunities in the squad have been limited, although he played the full match against Grimsby.

Manchester United player ratings in the match against Grimsby

MANCHESTER UNITED are going through tough times, after losing in the Cup, where the team lost on penalties against Grimsby.

This defeat was the first for the team from a lower league in its history, under Ruben Amorim’s management.

Fans in the stands chanted: “you'll be sacked in the morning,” highlighting the dissatisfaction with the coaching staff.

This is how Katherine Walsh from SunSport rated United's failures in the match at Blundell Park.