I have always said that there is a big difference between a coach and a manager. While the coach is so much interested about the football and the result that comes there in, a manager has a much larger work than a coach. I expect the new Manchester United coach to be a manager and not only a coach. The formation and the salary structure of Manchester United is one of the things that are making them not to be productive. I do not understand why someone like rashford cannot leave the club and I do not also count him as a world class player. Yet these players go home weekly with world class salaries. These are lazy set of players and if Amorim doesn't change them, they will change him.
I am almost sure that Amorim will be unwavering in matters of discipline, so whoever does not accept their conditions will simply leave the team. I have always seen a rebellious spirit in Rashford, so I can imagine that such a player may have problems with Amorim.
I don't see any player in Manchester United's squad who is capable of consistently performing well. Ten Hag spent a lot of money to buy Hojlund and Antony at high prices. But Manchester United doesn't get better performances than these two players.
I think Manchester United should give Amorim enough funds to buy players. If Amorim can't buy players according to his own preferences, Manchester United will not be able to strengthen their squad. However, Manchester United have a lot of players in their squad. Manchester United should sell some players in their squad before buying new players.
If we act fairly towards Amorim, I think it would be the best decision, and maybe it will be, but with the condition that in order to get money, Amorim will first have to sell the players that it does not need and then it will be able to buy the players that it does need. Chelsea and Arsenal have also invested a lot of money in their teams, over time it has brought results, I believe that for Manchester United it is also possible, but for now I am not sure whether Amorim is a top coach.