The Guardian reported that some people in the Manchester United locker room are questioning head coach Amorin's tactics and personnel management methods. There is a feeling within the club that if the results do not improve, Amorin may resign.
Amorin is under tremendous pressure after being eliminated by Greensby in the League Cup penalty, which is Manchester United's first loss to a team in the fourth division. The loss means the team has not won so far this season, and they have also lost to Arsenal in the league and tied with Fulham, which puts them under greater pressure before their home game against Burnley this week.
It is understood that Manchester United currently has no plans to fire Amorin, but the club believes that if the results do not improve, his stubborn personality may prompt him to choose to leave, which may be during next week's national team match day rather than changing his approach.
It is understood that after setting the worst record in the Premier League history of 15th last season, the bad start of this season is arousing doubts from players in the team about Amorin.
Amorin's insistence on using the 3-4-3 formation has been particularly scrutinized after only 27 points in the last 29 league games. In addition, his staff management is confusing, with many players thinking that his intentions are good, but sometimes backfire.