Man Utd snub Ruben Amorim’s offer to leave Old Trafford without compensation.

In a dramatic turn of events following their Europa League final heartbreak, Manchester United have firmly responded to Ruben Amorim’s surprising offer to step down as head coach without compensation. The Red Devils, who wrapped up a dismal season with a gut-wrenching 1-0 loss to Tottenham Hotspur, now find themselves at a crossroads as they prepare for a crucial summer rebuild.

The decisive goal came from Brennan Johnson just before halftime, handing Spurs their first major trophy since 2008, while leaving Manchester United fans reeling from yet another disappointment. Amorim, who took over the reins from Erik ten Hag in November, has struggled to turn the tide at Old Trafford, with the club languishing in 16th place in the Premier League, having mustered just ten wins all season.

This campaign has been nothing short of a nightmare for the Portuguese tactician, who had reportedly considered resigning earlier in the year. After Wednesday’s defeat, Amorim made a bold statement, offering to leave the club without any financial compensation. “In this moment, I am not going to defend myself. It’s really hard for me,” Amorim confessed. “I have nothing to show the fans to prove I can improve. If the board and the fans feel I’m not the right guy, I will leave the next day without any discussions about compensation. But I will not quit. I believe in my work.”

Despite Amorim’s candid admission, Manchester United have reportedly declined his offer to step down. According to the Daily Telegraph, the club’s board remains firmly behind the embattled manager, attributing this season’s struggles to a challenging transition phase rather than Amorim’s leadership. The report suggests that the hierarchy views the defeat to Tottenham as a minor setback in a long-term project that requires patience and significant squad reinforcements.

With the summer transfer window on the horizon, Manchester United are already eyeing key targets to bolster their squad. Wolves’ Matheus Cunha and Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo are among the names linked to the club. United legend Dwight Yorke weighed in on the speculation, praising Cunha’s grit and fire. “Cunha is a good player. He brings decisiveness and conviction in attack, something we desperately need,” Yorke said. “Mbeumo has also had an exceptional season, but Cunha excites me more. He’s the kind of player I’d love to see at United.”

As the Red Devils gear up for a pivotal off-season, the focus remains on providing Amorim with the tools to restore the club’s former glory. With a long road ahead, the Old Trafford faithful will be hoping that patience and strategic signings can finally turn the tide after a year of despair.

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