Sir Jim Ratcliffe has drawn parallels between Mikel Arteta's challenging start at Arsenal and the current situation of Manchester United's under-fire coach, Ruben Amorim, urging patience. Ratcliffe, a minority owner of Manchester United, emphasized that football requires long-term vision rather than instant success, citing Arteta's transformation of Arsenal into a Premier League title contender. In their first 50 games, Arteta's Arsenal outperformed Amorim's United, with Arteta securing 27 wins compared to Amorim's 19, and a better defensive record with 18 clean sheets to United's eight. Despite spending significantly more on transfers, United has struggled, while Arteta led Arsenal to an FA Cup victory in his first season. Amorim's recent win against Sunderland shows potential, but his long-term success hinges on tactical flexibility and defensive improvements.