BREAKING NEWS: “The club told me to my face that I will be sack if this happens. I can’t be happy, left my Job at Sporting Lisbon to come here and fail. So I will not allow it to happen. If I will sell all Manchester United players to save my Job, I will”-Ruben Amorim admits that be will be sacked by Man Utd board if he doesn’t do this as he reveals what the board want him to do to save his job.

In an honest admission, Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim talked about the strict ultimatum that the club’s board gave him, highlighting how dangerous his job would be if he didn’t meet their standards. Amorim is under a lot of pressure to get results right away since he left Sporting Lisbon to become manager at Old Trafford.

“The club told me straight out that I would be fired if certain things happened,” Amorim said. “I quit my job at Sporting Lisbon to come here, and I can’t fail.” To protect my place, I’m ready to make any choice that needs to be made, even selling players.

Since he was hired, Amorim’s time in office has been hard. The team is currently 14th in the Premier League, just eight points above the relegation zone, having won only four of their ten games. Both the board and the fans are paying more attention because of this poor showing.

Because of these problems, Amorim has found a number of stars that are no longer needed. Christian Eriksen and Victor Lindelof are both close to the end of their contracts, and reports say that Amorim doesn’t want to keep them and may let them go in the January transfer window. Also, well-known players like Casemiro and Antony could be put on the transfer list. The club is open to offers of around £25 million for each of them.

But getting rid of these players might be hard because they make a lot of money. One example is Casemiro, who makes £350,000 a week, while Antony makes about £200,000 a week. It might be hard to find clubs ready to match these salaries, which could make transfers more difficult.

The board’s ultimatum shows how important things are at Manchester United, a club with a long history and big goals. Amorim’s willingness to take risks shows that he is determined to turn around the team’s luck and meet the board’s expectations.

The January trade window is going to be very important for Amorim’s plan. The club may not be able to afford to sign big-name players, but there is talk about possible signings that would help the team. People have brought up names like Viktor Gyokeres, but lack of money could stop such moves.

Many people don’t like how Amorim sticks to his tactical philosophy. Some analysts even say that his 3-4-3 formation has made the team’s problems worse. It has been pointed out that the team’s lackluster performances is partly due to the manager’s unwillingness to change his strategies.

As Manchester United’s season nears a turning point, the pressure is building on Amorim to get results. The next few weeks will be very important for making decisions about both the team’s future and Amorim’s future at the club. These decisions will affect both the players that are brought in and the way the team plays.

The situation is still fluid, and football fans will be very interested in how Amorim handles these problems as he tries to get Manchester United back to its respected level in both domestic and European competitions.