Manchester United new coach, Ruben Amorim 'believes the job is more complicated than he first thought'
So far, Amorim has won two, drawn one, and lost two of his five games in charge.
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Manchester United's new coach, Ruben Amorim reportedly fears that the new job is more complicated than he first thought'.
Amorim hadn't lost a league game all year before arriving at Manchester United, has endured back-to-back defeats by Arsenal and Nottingham Forest, only the second time he has suffered consecutive league losses as a manager.
But with an ailing squad, Sir Jim Ratcliffe's unpopular decisions, and the exit of sporting director Dan Ashworth, the Portuguese believes the job is 'more complicated' than the one that was pitched, according to ESPN.
The Portuguese coach also refrains from having too many personal meetings with players, leaving that to his sidekicks so that he can maximise his time out on the pitch, ESPN reports.
United sit 13th in the table with 19 points after 15 games - eight worse than at the same stage last campaign, which turned out to be their worst Premier League season.
So far, Amorim has won two, drawn one, and lost two of his five games in charge.
After the 2-0 defeat by Arsenal, he said: 'I think that is a key point for us, and we have to understand our supporters, just in two weeks, four matches, they just want to see effort, then they want to win games and after a while we win games, they will want to see a very dominant team.
'These are the phases we have to follow. Effort is easy, full sprint back and forward, so that is a key point and our focus is on that.’
