Ruben Amorim admits confidence at Man Utd is at an all-time low

Amorim position at Man Utd is already being considered tenuous just over a month after he took the job, picking up just seven points from his first eight league games in charge.

Things don't look like they will get better any time soon with a trip to in-form Liverpool next up for the beleaguered Red Devils.

To make matters worse, they were also dumped out of the Carabao Cup earlier in the week and Amorim admits their struggles have taken a toll on the cofidence levels at the club.

"Yes, and you can feel it every, single day. That is a bad thing, of course. But it's a good thing they are feeling like that. We have to understand we're in a very difficult moment," he said.

"It's really hard for them, sometimes, on the pitch, to have these losses. But we have to continue. There is no other way. We have to work hard and prepare for the next games.

"If I change the system completely, I don't know if I'm nearer to winning. If I do that and continue to lose, then it's worse.

"I see the game in a different way. It doesn't matter if you are three, with five, or with four. If you know the basics and if you can train that idea, I see the game in this way. If I know, for sure, that changing everything is going to get us near to winning games, I will do it.

"When you have a change of coach, especially in this type of club, it's because they are not winning and they play specifically in the system they were bought for. So, in that moment, with the idea of two years working in pre-seasons, they were losing.

"So I'm going to change for that system that I don't believe in, to change things to win games? It doesn't make sense. So I have to teach what I know. That is my focus. And I believe in that."

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