🚨 Rúben Amorim has continued to stress to figures inside Manchester United, including Sir Jim Ratcliffe, that the system he has implemented is not the issue behind the team’s inconsistent results.

The Portuguese coach has held firm in his belief that his tactical philosophy is sound and that United’s struggles stem from execution, concentration, and individual errors rather than a structural flaw in his setup.

Amorim has reportedly been consistent in internal meetings, insisting that his system has worked effectively in the past and can do so at Old Trafford if given time and the right adjustments. He points to underlying data that shows United have been competitive in most games, often undone by lapses at key moments or by failing to convert chances. For Amorim, this reinforces the idea that the foundations are solid and that the margins are fine, not indicative of a tactical breakdown.

Sources suggest Sir Jim Ratcliffe has listened carefully, while also pressing the manager on how he intends to translate his philosophy into results more quickly. With pressure mounting after a difficult start, Ratcliffe and INEOS remain keen to understand whether Amorim is willing to adapt aspects of his approach to suit the squad’s strengths. The coach, however, maintains that sticking to his principles will yield the best long-term outcome.

Behind the scenes, there is a growing debate within the club. Some believe Amorim’s system is too rigid for the Premier League, while others argue that the players must take greater responsibility and adapt to the demands of the manager’s methods. Amorim himself has made it clear: the structure is not broken. Now, the challenge lies in proving that conviction right on the pitch, starting with a crucial run of fixtures that could define his tenure.