The Portuguese Ruben Amorim, the head coach of Manchester United, still enjoys the confidence of the club's management, despite the team's continued negative results since the start of the season.

Manchester United fell to Brentford with a score of 3-1 in the seventh round of the Premier League, leaving them with 7 points in fourteenth place. The team also exited the English League Cup early at the hands of Grimsby Town, a competitor in the fourth division.

Despite media reports circulating about potential alternatives to succeed Amorim, the Manchester Evening News confirmed that the Portuguese coach has the support of the decision-makers at the club, and his departure is not expected at this time.

The newspaper clarified that Manchester United's management believes that Amorim, who is contracted until 2027, is capable of correcting the course, especially after the club spent over £225 million on 4 signings in the summer transfer window.