The British newspaper "Daily Mail" revealed that a number of Manchester United players have begun to lose confidence in the tactical approach of their Portuguese coach, Ruben Amorim, amid the negative results the team has been achieving recently, especially after the heavy loss to Manchester City with a score of 3-0 in the Manchester derby.

The newspaper mentioned that some players are unconvinced by the playing plan that Amorim relies on, which is 3-4-3, noting that the Portuguese coach is struggling to maintain his players' trust amid the team's declining performance.

Nevertheless, the Daily Mail confirmed that Manchester United's management does not plan to dismiss Amorim at this time, as they believe that the poor start to the season hides some positive indicators regarding the team's development.

In a related context, the newspaper pointed out that Ruben Amorim is still attracting interest from other clubs, as Joao Noronha Lopes, the frontrunner for the presidency of Benfica, includes him in his plans to take over the leadership of the Portuguese team if he wins the elections.