Ruben Amorim's "Ferguson Syndrome": I will fight to the end

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has stated that despite the team's current failures, he intends to fight to the end for his job at the club.

Idman.biz reports that Manchester United is currently 14th in the Premier League with 4 points after 4 games.

"I understand that if we can't win, people call for my resignation. But it is up to the management, not me, to decide. I will fight with all my might for my dream, to manage this club.

You know, you never know. It was the same with Sir Alex Ferguson: one match changed everything. So, I fight every day to make sure the next game is the game that will change everything. This is my job. When the time comes, the decision will not be mine, so I am not worried. Everything will be fine with me. I will fight every day because this is my dream. This is the only club I want to manage and I will fight to the end. When the end comes, there will be nothing I can do.

I feel the trust of the management and the support of the fans, even when they are disappointed. They know I will do everything to stay as Manchester United manager. My job is not to think about how many games I have left. Even if I only have 45 minutes left, I will cling to it with all my strength to protect my job and my dream. And I will continue to do it," Amorim said in an interview with the club's television.

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