Manchester United team reporter Samuel Luckhurst, who just jumped from the Manchester Evening News to the Sun, wrote an article saying that all signs indicate that Amorin is going to be dismissed.

Manchester City-wide topic has always been Amorin's future, and a former Manchester United executive publicly talked about the November 11 deadline, which would allow Amorin to receive lower compensation.

The status quo of Manchester United's senior executives has not changed, Amorin still has the support of Manchester United's board of directors and will continue to do so until he is fired.

But there are no longer credible reasons to keep Amorin, who was humiliated by English League Two team Greensby and embarked on a path of no return.

After that, United lost to the turbulent team, and Brentford lost their three of their best players and greatest coaches in the summer, but they still beat United as convincingly as they did during the Frank period.

Crystal Palace has lost Eze and Europa League qualifications, they are currently ranked second and unbeaten, and they are using the same 3-4-2-1 formation as Amorin insists on.

Those of us who follow Manchester United are now veterans of the head coach's dismissal. We can tell when the head coach will be finished, and all the signs suggest that Amorin is the same.

Under Amorin's tenure, Manchester United has spent more than 250 million pounds to buy six players, but the team is getting worse and worse. He has been in office for nearly 11 months, clearing the Black Sheep, spending a harmonious preseason, and having a clear advantage without the mid-week game, but Manchester United has turned the advantage into a disadvantage.

If Manchester United's football managers are competent, they should start drafting plans now in preparation for the day Amorin is finally kicked out of Carrington. Club sources stressed that no good replacement is confirmed at present.

And now a former Manchester United coach has entered the topic: Solskjaer, last year, without getting Amorin, Manchester United briefly considered reappointing Solskjaer to lead the team temporarily.