Manchester United face Tottenham in the Europa League final on Wednesday, with Ruben Amorim's job under scrutiny despite high faith in him from the club hierarchy. Amorim, whose team has only beaten Fulham of the non-relegated clubs in the Premier League since December, believes a win in Bilbao could change their perspective, as it would bring around £100m in revenue and potentially secure European football for next season. However, Amorim's job security remains uncertain, with United's lowly league position and recent struggles. Bruno Fernandes, United's captain, has joked about taking Amorim's job, but the manager has brushed it off, stating that he thinks about the club more than himself. Amorim believes winning the Europa League would help establish the team and set them on a positive path for the future.
Source: BBC Sports Football
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