‘I don’t care’ – Amorim insists he won’t resign or change Man United system | OneFootball

Ruben Amorim says he will not resign as Man United manager, nor will he change his 3-4-2-1 system despite the club’s poor form.

The Red Devils sit 14th in the Premier League table on seven points, just three above the relegation zone ahead of Saturday’s meeting with Sunderland.

Amorim is under massive pressure after taking just 34 points from 33 games since taking charge of the team last November. But the Portuguese insists he has no intention of walking away from the job.

Ruben Amorim insists he won’t resign or change Man United system

Asked what he meant when he said he didn’t fear losing his job following last weekend’s defeat to Brentford, Amorim explained: “Because the worst thing in this job is to not win games. That is the same feeling I had in Casa Pia when I lost in the third division.

“And then it’s a job. Of course, it’s a dream to be here. And I want to continue here. And I want to fight for this. But the problem is now, what makes me suffer is to lose games, not to lose my job.

“You fear to lose your job when you have to pay the bills and I don’t have that feeling. I just want to continue this. But when we don’t win games, that is the suffering that I have. It is not the fear of losing the job. I don’t care.

“I’m telling you when we finish the game and you can see me, I don’t care about my job. That hurt of not winning games or failing. That is the thing that hurts me the most.”

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Asked if there was any scenario in which he would resign as Man United manager, Amorim answered: “That is a decision of the board. I cannot do that. Sometimes I have that feeling and losing is hard. It’s so frustrating when you create the momentum, go to the next game, and something happens.

“That feeling sometimes hurts me a lot. Also the players and especially the staff here.

“But that is not my decision. And I think it would be really hard to leave if I don’t do everything to follow my career here.”

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