Sir Jim Ratcliffe's stance on Ruben Amorim after Manchester United suffer yet another defeat
Briefly

Manchester United's Premier League struggles reached a new low with their 17th defeat of the season, losing 2-0 to West Ham and finishing with their lowest-ever points. Despite ongoing success in Europe, coach Ruben Amorim acknowledged the need for major changes within the club, focusing on culture and structure. He emphasized the necessity of strong decisions in the upcoming summer, hinting at potential personnel changes while maintaining his support from minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
While Manchester United have enjoyed success in Europe this season and will take on Tottenham in the Europa League final later this month, they will finish the Premier League season with their lowest-ever points haul and lowest placing in the final table.
Everybody has to think seriously about a lot of things here, he said. We have to change a lot of things at the end of the season. I'm talking about myself, I'm talking about the culture in the club and the culture in the team.
If the feeling is still here, then we should give space to different persons. But despite Manchester United's poor form and Amorim's honest admission regarding changes, it would appear that he still has the backing of the club's minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Amorim has struggled to turn things around at Old Trafford and said that the club needs to undergo significant changes this summer following this latest defeat.
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