Ruben Amorim was meant to be the savior of Manchester United, but instead his time at Old Trafford has been rocky.

Ruben Amorim has asserted that Manchester United, despite their current struggles, operate under a strict "no excuses" policy, demanding success at all times. The Portuguese manager believes the club should occupy a healthier position in the league table, lamenting a season that has seen a faltering start follow a challenging first campaign.

In Amorim’s eyes, the £25.2million signing from Lecce last January is still finding the confidence to play under the scrutiny at United.

The Red Devils have reached a verdict on the future of Ruben Amorim, while a new target for the season could be in sight

United’s opportunity to make amends comes at Selhurst Park next weekend with their Sunday clash against Crystal Palace kicking off at the unusual time of 12 p.m. Struggling West Ham and Wolves then follow, before Bournemouth make the trip to Manchester 10 days before Christmas.

Manchester United fell to a dismal 0-1 defeat at the hands of David Moyes’ Everton side last night, despite the Toffees playing with 10 men for the majority of a disappointing match at Old

After Monday night's dismal home defeat against Everton, Manchester United bounced back to winning ways with a comeback success at Crystal Palace

Manchester United will still be without Matheus Cunha, Harry Maguire and Benjamin Sesko for their next game against Crystal Palace as they look to respond to their chastening defeat against 10-man Everton.