BREAKING NEWS: Patrice Evra Slams Ruben Amorim – “Lose the Europa League Final and He Must Be Sacked on the Spot!”

Manchester United legend Patrice Evra has delivered a scathing assessment of current manager Ruben Amorim, warning that the upcoming Europa League final is his last chance to prove he’s the right man for the job. The former left-back, known for his passion and loyalty to the club, did not hold back in his evaluation of United’s recent struggles under Amorim.

“I really thought he was the man for the job—but he’s proving me dead wrong,” Evra said during an interview with a major sports outlet. “Week after week, the decisions get worse, the performances fall apart. Right now, the only thing keeping him afloat is the Europa League. And let me be clear—if he doesn’t win it, he should be sacked on the spot. No more patience, no more second chances. This club is too big to be dragged down by failed promises and weak leadership.”

Manchester United, who suffered a humiliating 2-0 loss to West Ham in their most recent Premier League outing, have now recorded 17 defeats this season—the worst since their infamous 1973-74 relegation campaign. Amorim, who was once hailed as a bold and progressive appointment, is now under immense pressure to deliver silverware as fans and legends alike grow impatient.

The Europa League final against Tottenham Hotspur is now seen as a make-or-break moment for Amorim. Anything less than victory could see him shown the exit door, just months into his reign. Fans across social media have echoed Evra’s sentiments, with many calling for “capable hands” to restore the glory days at Old Trafford.

“Yes, that’s the final chance. We lose the final, he should be out. We need a leader, not a learner,” one fan posted on X (formerly Twitter).

The message is clear: failure is no longer an option. For Amorim, the final in Dublin may be his last opportunity to silence the critics—or face the wrath of a fanbase that has waited far too long.