I can never cut it before November 1st, the worst Manchester United head coach since World War II → Amorim, there was a belief...22.6 Billion Penalties Shocked If Dismissed A Year Ago

Sep 17, 2025

I can never cut it before November 1st, the worst Manchester United head coach since World War II → Amorim, there was a belief...22.6 Billion Penalties Shocked If Dismissed A Year Ago
AFP Yonhap News



I can never cut it before November 1st, the worst Manchester United head coach since World War II → Amorim, there was a belief...22.6 Billion Penalties Shocked If Dismissed A Year Ago
EPA Yonhap News
I can never cut it before November 1st, the worst Manchester United head coach since World War II → Amorim, there was a belief...22.6 Billion Penalties Shocked If Dismissed A Year Ago
Photo capture=더선
In the end, there was something I believed.

Ruben Amorim, who is being recorded as the worst manager in Manchester United's history, is expected to continue at the helm until November 1. Britain's 'The Sun' reported on the 17th (Korea time) 'It was revealed that if Manchester United fired Amorim before November 1, it would have to pay him a hefty penalty.

Manchester United also collapsed in the 「Manchester Derby」 against Manchester City on the 15th. It was completely defeated 0-3. Manchester United lost 0-1 to Arsenal in the first round last month. After drawing 1-1 with Fulham in the second round, he beat Burnley 3-2 in the third round to secure his first win of the season.




There was also a big shock between the second and third rounds. An extraordinary event that was caught by fourth-division Grimsby Town and eliminated in the second round of the League Cup was reduced to a scapegoat. United lost 11-12 in the shootout after a 2-2 draw.

After the A-match break, the EPL resumed. There is no turnaround for Manchester United. Four points (1 win, 1 draw, 2 losses) in the fourth round of the EPL is the worst start in 33 years since the 1992-1993 season.

United's current position is 14th. 'Opta' predicted a 10.95% chance of Manchester United being relegated after the crushing defeat. It was more than twice as likely to advance to the European Champions League (4.18 percent) next season.




I can never cut it before November 1st, the worst Manchester United head coach since World War II → Amorim, there was a belief...22.6 Billion Penalties Shocked If Dismissed A Year Ago
AFP Yonhap News
I can never cut it before November 1st, the worst Manchester United head coach since World War II → Amorim, there was a belief...22.6 Billion Penalties Shocked If Dismissed A Year Ago
AFP Yonhap News
United's leaders, however, are supporting Amorim's system. He was officially appointed as Manchester United manager on November 1 last year. The annual salary is 6.5 million pounds (about 12.2 billion won), and the contract period is two and a half years. It includes a 12-month extension option.

However, manager Amorim is said to have to pay a penalty of 12 million pounds (about 22.6 billion won) if he is replaced before a year has passed since he accompanied Manchester United. In addition, there is a possibility that coaches who share their fate with coach Amorim will also receive a placebo level.

Manager Amorim has the lowest winning rate among the head coaches of Manchester United since World War II. He won only 17 games in 47 games. The winning rate is 36.2 percent. He is the best coach to lead more than 25 games under the baton of Manchester United.




It is also lower than Wilf McGinnie (36.3%) in 1969 and Frank O'Farrell (36.6%) in 1971, which are considered Manchester United's darkest days. Compared to Amorim, former coach Erik ten Hag is 'master'.

I can never cut it before November 1st, the worst Manchester United head coach since World War II → Amorim, there was a belief...22.6 Billion Penalties Shocked If Dismissed A Year Ago
AFP Yonhap News
Ten Hag was considered one of the worst managers in Manchester United's history, but he had a 54.7% winning rate. It's third place overall. David Moyes, who replaced Alex Ferguson as Manchester United manager, also dropped out in less than a season, was 52.9%. Ferguson was also ranked first with 59.7 percent, followed by Jose Mourinho with 58.3 percent.

However, director Amorim professed that there was no change in philosophy. He "I know things have happened in recent months that I don't even know what's going on. They accept that they are records that should not be left at United"But I won't change it. I don't think the system is the cause of defeat. I believe in my way,' he said, drawing criticism.

'The Sun' pointed out 'Manchester United might have to put up with it with a smile for the remaining seven weeks with a huge penalty package.



This article was translated by Naver AI translator.