Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim is under pressure following a disappointing season, leaving the team near the bottom of the Premier League table. Critics highlight his rigid adherence to the 3-4-2-1 formation, described as 'insanity' by pundit Paul Merson. Merson argues that Amorim must adapt his tactics to better suit the players available. Currently, with a record of nine wins and nine losses in 22 matches, Amorim's tenure has not seen the desired impact since taking over for Erik ten Hag. The team needs a tactical rethink to improve results moving forward.
I honestly don't know what Amorim is trying to do. It's insanity because it's not working at all. Manchester United have been all over the place under him.
Amorim has shown stubbornness to change things and his failure to do that has cost the manager and the club dearly so far.
Against Everton at Goodison Park, the Man United midfield and defense was completely exposed, and they were fortunate to earn a point.
Perhaps this is something he can adopt next season when he has had the chance to make changes to the squad in terms of personnel.
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