Manchester United Boss Ruben Amorim States He Cannot Avoid Poor Results

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim acknowledges he is unable to hide from his disappointing performance and says it is normal that club legends are commenting on him.

Recently, the club's all-time scorer Wayne Rooney mentioned during his program that "the soul has vanished" from his former club.

Amorim has secured just 18 wins from his forty-nine matches in charge, featuring 9 out of 33 in the Premier League, where he has yet to record two consecutive victories.

Although senior club insiders are certain that the INEOS chief remains supportive Amorim, an inability to beat newly promoted Sunderland on Saturday will ignite fresh speculation about his position heading into the upcoming fortnight pause in domestic football.

"It is understandable," said the Portugal-born manager, when asked about the former striker's comments. "One can't escape from the outcomes."

"Additionally you have the legacy from the previous campaign, [although] last season for me doesn't matter."

Supporter Response and Current Situation

United's followers stayed behind Amorim following last season's disappointing showing, when they finished fifteenth in the league - their worst performance since the 1973-74 demotion season - and were defeated in the Europa League final, in the belief that this season would be significantly improved.

Amorim told supporters the position would improve because he had more time to prepare with his squad without the midweek distraction of continental football.

However is not been how the first six fixtures have developed as United have experienced 3 defeats so far and are currently 14th in the standings.

Manager's Response to Concerns

When asked what promises he could provide followers that the situation will get better, Amorim continued: "It's not time to talk, it is the moment to show."

"Personally review the fixtures this season and, for me, they are entirely different, but I have little to comment at the current time."

• Manchester United presently occupy the fourteenth position in the Premier League
• The manager has secured just eighteen of his 49 games in control
• The former striker recently criticized the club's current situation
• The upcoming fixture against Sunderland is crucial for Amorim's future