Poor Results Behind Man Utd Job Cuts, Amorim Confirms

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim said on Tuesday that the recent job cuts at Manchester United are closely linked to poor performance on the field.

The struggling Premier League club, which has seen five consecutive years of financial losses, revealed on Monday that they anticipate up to 200 new redundancies as part of a transformation plan to enhance stability.

Last year, approximately 250 staff members were terminated in an initial phase of cost-saving measures, which also increased ticket prices.

Amorim joined United in November to take over from the dismissed Erik ten Hag, but he has only managed to secure four Premier League victories during a challenging period. United currently sits in 15th place in the standings ahead of Wednesdays home game against relegation-threatened Ipswich.

We did as a club a lot of changes and, when then you are doing the changes, if you have a football team that is playing well and are winning games, in a certain way, its easier for the fans and everybody to feel those changes.