Manchester United lost to Manchester City 0-3 in the Manchester City derby, and the British media Times wrote an article about Amorin's current situation in the team. The article reads that although Amorin scored only four points in the first four rounds of the Premier League, he still received support from the Manchester United board of directors. Amorin was criticized last month after losing to Greensby, but the board held a firm stand, believing Amorin was part of the team’s long-term plan and still is.

But if Manchester United loses to Chelsea at Old Trafford on Saturday, support for Amorin will undoubtedly be tested again.

In addition, there is no overwhelming wave of opposition to Amorin in Manchester United's locker room. Some players were annoyed by the failure to play and were resistant to some of Amorin's stubborn attitudes in managing the team, especially the refusal to change the tactical system, but at the same time, Amorin also received considerable support.