Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has acknowledged that if the club's poor form continues into the next season, he may need to step aside. Following a disheartening 2-0 defeat at home to West Ham, a team that had not won in their previous eight matches, Amorim expressed his concerns about the current state of the club and its mentality.

Amorim pointed out a troubling trend within the squad, stating that the team is losing the essence of being a "massive club," highlighting a lack of fear regarding losses. He emphasized the necessity for significant changes, stating, "If we start like this... we should give the space to different people." His candid comments reflect the gravity of United's situation, as they are currently on a joint record winless streak in the Premier League, with only two victories since January.

With United sitting 16th in the league, Amorim expressed embarrassment over the club's performance and the need for a cultural shift within the team. He acknowledged that the upcoming Europa League final is not the primary concern; instead, the focus should be on the deeper issues affecting the club's identity and performance. Amorim's comments underline the urgency for a transformative summer in order to avoid repeating the current season's mistakes.

Despite the looming Europa League final offering a potential path to Champions League qualification, Amorim is acutely aware that structural changes are essential for the club's revival. The Portuguese manager's frank assessment calls into question his future, as he contemplates whether he can lead Manchester United back to their former glory amidst widespread disappointment and scrutiny.