Following Manchester United's disappointing 1-0 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final, manager Ruben Amorim expressed that he would step down if the club's board and fans no longer want him. The loss has left United in a precarious position, currently sitting 16th in the Premier League and facing the possibility of missing out on European football next season.

Amorim, who took over as head coach in November, acknowledged the team's struggles this season, including being eliminated from three cup competitions and witnessing a decline in the league standings. Despite these challenges, he remains confident in his capabilities and believes he is the right person for the job. "If the board and the fans feel I'm not the right guy, I will go in the next day," he stated, emphasizing his commitment to the club’s direction.

Luke Shaw, the team captain, backed Amorim, asserting that the manager is the right choice to lead the team moving forward. Shaw highlighted the need for self-reflection among the players, admitting that the squad has not performed to the standards expected at Manchester United. He expressed gratitude for the fans' unwavering support despite the team's poor showing this season, acknowledging the disappointment felt by supporters.

Amorim’s comments come at a critical juncture for United, as the club faces a significant crossroads. The manager is aware that the outcome of the final could affect perceptions of his tenure, but he insists that he will remain steadfast in his approach regardless of the results. He urged for a bit of faith from both the board and fans as he works to improve the club's fortunes.

With the pressure mounting and expectations high, the future of Amorim and the direction of Manchester United will be closely monitored as they look to rebuild and restore their status in football.