I agree with your view on amorim, the change of coach is of course expected to be able to bring changes to the club situation, but we should also be able to see how the condition of the club before the coach transition is carried out, Manchester United in the Ten Hag era is actually the worst has era experienced by them all this time, so, of course Amorimneeds a lot of time to made Manchester United to be better again, Although Amorim have the ability and experience om coaching at Sporting previously, but he is not a magician who can change Manchester overnight.
I think Amorim needs a reshuffle and make the player formation he needs. I think many players after Erik Ten Hag left have declined and Amorim needs to change that so that the club is motivated again and Manchester United slowly starts to improve. If Amorim still uses the same formation without changing anything, I think Man United's performance will continue to be inconsistent. I hope the management allows Amorim to recruit some players he needs so if he is given the trust by the club, he will definitely do his best.
The poor performance and consistency of Manchester United in the ten Hag era has left a big job for Amorim at the moment, strategy after strategy continues to be tried by Amorim even though so far it cannot be said to be 100% successful, he also continues to overhaul the line-up to find the right formation even though in the end he has to remove players like Rashford from the current squad.
I think Manchester United has found a coach who can make changes to the team. After Erik Ten Hag left Manchester United, the club was in a slump, every match always got disappointing results. Amorim is a talented coach and has experience in winning titles, which we must realize is not all The coach will change the team he trains quickly.
Manchester United has appeared in the match with Amorim but the results have not been very stable. The team management must provide sufficient time and funds to find new players and turn Manchester United back to success.
With their current problems in bad shape of course he still needs a lot of time to rebuild the Manchester United squad, so it is likely that a complete overhaul or bringing in new players who fit his criteria will be the only way to go, but we know that Manchester United has spent a lot of money previously and it may be difficult for him to get a big financial backing to make that happen, unless he gets a big fresh funds from the sale of existing players this time.