Ruben Amorim already no longer wants to be manager at Man United amid the club's continuing struggles, Richard Keys claims.
The Red Devils have fallen to 15th in the Premier League table, losing eight of their 14 matches under new management since Ruud van Nistelrooy stepped down from his interim role.
Amad's incredible 12-minute hat-trick against Southampton last month looked to have triggered an exciting route forward at Old Trafford, but it has been far from since that night.
With Amad now sidelined until the end of the season at Man United with a new crushing injury blow, everything that could go wrong is going wrong.
United have only beaten Fulham in the league since, losing to Brighton, Crystal Palace and Tottenham, and that is without even mentioning the major issues behind the scenes.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe is receiving plenty of criticism for his running of the club, especially when it comes to attempting to cut costs, and nothing seems to be going right for the English giants.
Ruben Amorim already looking for Old Trafford exit
One man already believes the manager is questioning whether or not he wants to stay and fight for the club.
Writing via his personal blog, Keys said: "Not only has Ratcliffe ripped the heart and soul out of the club off the pitch - sacking long-time employees and even Fergie - but on it he's reduced United to little more than bits and pieces. I'm afraid to say - a laughing stock.
"They've got a manager who clearly doesn't want to be there - a cycling expert in charge of football matters (who should never have been allowed back into pro sport after his time in charge of Team Sky) and an owner flailing about without a clue what to do next - except sack more good people."
Could Ratcliffe already be on the search for a new manager?
Man United continue to struggle on and off the pitch
While Amorim does look rather deflated and disappointed after Man United results each time he's in front of the media, that is to be expected when his side struggles to claim three points.
United have only avoided defeat in 12 of his 21 matches in charge across all competitions, leaving supporters frustrated and angry at the current situation, which ultimately is aimed at the owners.
That can often be the toughest part of being involved with a football club, having to deal with the passionate supporters, but Ratcliffe can certainly change that by backing the manager.
Patrick Dorgu was the only senior addition to the squad during the winter transfer window, but until the financial issues have been eased at Old Trafford, it is difficult to see any other new signings in the summer.
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