Amorin said some Manchester United players disagree with his system; the bomb team is looking at whether he leaves first

Hupu, August 28, According to the news of Manchester United team reporter CHRISWHEELER, the reporter updated the situation of Manchester United coach Amorine.

It is reported that Amorin will negotiate with Manchester United senior executives on international match day after he has developed new doubts about his future at Old Trafford. Manchester United lost awkwardly to League Two team Greensby in the League Cup on Wednesday night, adding to the pressure Amorin had at the beginning of the season after spending more than £200 million this summer.

Amorin considered his coaching position in January, and then said in May that he would not ask for a termination if he was not a suitable person for the job, and he raised more concerns about his future after Manchester United lost to the English League Two in a penalty shootout. The 40-year-old Portuguese young man described his situation as "the limit" and said he would talk to Manchester United's senior manager during a two-week international match day after Manchester United's match against Burnley on Saturday.

"I think the players talked very loudly today about what they wanted," he said, suggesting that the players disagree with their system. "Some things have to change, you won't change 22 players."

And the Daily Mail learned that some players who are loaned out before the transfer deadline next Monday or face uncertainty at Manchester United want to know if they can last longer than Amorin in Old Trafford.

However, Manchester United sources insist there are no plans to make changes early in the season and believe they will continue to support Amorin's coaching.

This is not the first time, and they hope he can provide clearer information at this lunch time (Friday) in Carrington.