Rumors are circulating within Manchester United that Amorim is preparing to resign.

The atmosphere in the Manchester United dressing room is tense, and there's a growing feeling within the club that Ruben Amorim might resign if results don't improve soon.

Amorim faces a lot of pressure at MU.

Amorim is currently under immense pressure following the penalty shootout defeat to Grimsby in the League Cup – the first time in Manchester United's history they have lost to a fourth-tier team in this competition. That defeat extended a poor start to the season: a loss to Arsenal, a draw against Fulham in the Premier League, and yet to secure a win. This puts significant pressure on the team ahead of their upcoming match against Burnley this weekend.

Manchester United's management has no plans to sack Amorim, but there is a growing sentiment within the club that if results don't improve, Amorim's rigidity could lead to his departure – perhaps even during the upcoming international break – rather than him changing his approach.

After finishing 15th last season – a record low in the Premier League era – the current poor run of form has led to questions being raised about Amorim himself by his players. His adherence to the 3-4-3 formation is under intense scrutiny, as the system only yielded 27 points from 29 games last season.

Furthermore, Amorim's approach to managing players was also perplexing. While many players acknowledged his good intentions, his methods sometimes backfired.

After the defeat against Grimsby, Amorim said: "Something has to change." However, at MU, it is believed that he will not abandon his familiar formation – the one that brought him success at Sporting. Therefore, it is unlikely that Amorim was referring to a change in the team's formation.

This weekend's match against Burnley will be Manchester United's last game before the international break. The message from Old Trafford on August 28th was still "everything is normal." United will return after the break with a derby match against Manchester City on September 14th.

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