Ruben Amorim has admitted to questioning his future at Manchester United during his first year as the club's manager. This Saturday marks the one-year anniversary of the Portuguese coach taking the helm, as United prepares to face Nottingham Forest with the aim of solidifying their position in the Premier League's top four. Amorim's inaugural year was challenging, with the team finishing 15th, losing the Europa League final, and winning just one of their first five matches this season. These setbacks led him to doubt his ability to maintain his role. "There were moments of doubt," Amorim confessed. "It's tough, especially when you're losing many games, because this is Manchester United."

Despite the difficulties, Amorim is currently enjoying his best spell at the club, with United winning five of their last seven matches, including victories over Chelsea and Liverpool, as they contend for a spot in European competitions. However, he remains cautious, acknowledging that challenges are not entirely behind them. "We need to think positively, but also be prepared for ups and downs," the coach stated. "I trust my players more, and they trust me. That will come with victories."

Amorim also addressed comments from Nottingham Forest manager Sean Dyche, who, before his appointment, claimed he could win more matches with United using a 4-4-2 formation. Amorim noted that adapting and changing playing styles is part of a coach's job, and he praised Dyche for his understanding of the game.

As a sports journalist, I can say that despite a rocky start, Amorim is demonstrating the potential to elevate Manchester United to new heights. His willingness to adapt and seek new solutions could prove pivotal for the team's long-term success.