GARY NEVILLE has admitted he is “worried” for the future of Ruben Amorim at Manchester United.
The Portuguese manager watched on as the on Sunday.
Gary Neville is ‘worried’ for Ruben Amorim
The pressure is starting to mount on the Portuguese manager
United’s defeat to Man City left them 14th in the Premier League table
netted the opener before a brace from saw the Cityzens take the bragging rights in the Manchester derby.
The defeat leaves 14th in the Premier League table with just one win in their first four matches.
They find themselves already eight points adrift of pace-setters Liverpool.
It is since 1992/93 season, although did lead the club to the title.
It was also the 20th time in 47 matches that Amorim has ended a game on the losing side as United manager.
The record has left Neville concerned for the former boss.
Speaking on Sky Sports, Neville said: “I’m worried about the manager, I’m worried about what’s going to happen in this next few weeks
“I don’t think it’s a time for panic, but I’ve seen this before, we’ve seen this film.”
Amorim has only won eight of his 31 Premier League games as United manager.
Neville has also insisted that results must improve quickly following the summer investment in new players.
United added the likes of , , and to the squad in a £200MILLION splurge.
Neville added: “We can’t be getting into October where Man Utd are 14th or 15th in the league otherwise the manager will be in trouble.
“They have to start winning quickly.
“Next week if they lose [against Chelsea], they would go to 15th and 16th.
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MANCHESTER UNITED’S miserable start to the season continued after they were brushed aside by neighbours Man City.
Ruben Amorim’s side were unable to come back with a bang after the international break, falling to a 3-0 away defeat.
Phil Foden opened the scoring for City after just 18 minutes with a glancing header that gave Altay Bayindir – keeping his spot despite the arrival on Ssnne Lammens – little chance to stop.
While Erling Haaland did what he does best by bagging a second-half brace to put the hosts out of reach.
United now sit 14th in the table, with City leapfrogging them with their second win of the season.
“And that’s where they can’t be, having spent £200million and giving him a pre-season.
“It’s five games in and before you know it you’re in October and they’re in the bottom half of the table.
“There’s got to be a turnaround pretty quickly, and the manager’s idea has got to land very quickly with the players.”
United face a tricky couple of matches before October unbeaten visit Old Trafford on Saturday.
They then have a visit to West London scheduled to face Keith Andrews’ .
