According to exclusive news from British media talkSPORT reporter Jacobs, Amorin has been told that he must lead the team to qualify for European competition this season.

reported that Manchester United boss Ratcliff arrived at Carrington training ground on Thursday and emphasized to Amorin the need to improve his performance. Despite a poor start to the season, La Jue believes the team can enter the top five with its current roster. However, UEFA Champions League qualification is not a goal clearly set by the club this season, and it has not been included in the budget plan for the season. However, senior officials believe that returning to the European game is important for the club.

Manchester United's board of directors will continue to support Amorin, Ratcliff has not arranged any crisis negotiations, and his talks with Amorin in Carrington were pre-planned and did not specifically target Amorin's future. Amorin said during the talks that he will continue to stick to his tactical system.

So far, Manchester United has not contacted any other coaching candidates, talkSPORT learned that the Manchester United locker room still largely supports Amorin.