After losing 0-1 to Tottenham Hotspur and missing out on qualification for next season's European competition, Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim admitted that he could "leave tomorrow" if the club's top management and fans no longer trusted him.

In the Europa League final held in Bilbao, Spain, Tottenham striker Brennan Johnson scored the only goal of the game, sending Manchester United another blow. Not only did the Red Devils fail to score any goals, they also ranked only 16th in the Premier League, falling into a lot of difficulties both on and off the field.

Amorim said after the game: "If the board and the fans think I am not the right person, I can leave tomorrow, but I will not resign again. I am still confident in my coaching ability. I will not change the way I do things."

"At this moment, I'm not here to defend myself - this is not my style. I have no intention of proving anything to the fans. At this time, I need a little faith."

When Amorim took over in November last year, Manchester United was ranked 13th in the Premier League. However, he failed to reverse the decline, not only continuing to slide in the league, but also being eliminated in all three cup competitions. Despite the dismal results, the Portuguese coach still insisted that he was the right person to lead Manchester United's reconstruction.

Earlier, Manchester United defender Luke Shaw said in an interview: "We have hit rock bottom." Obviously, this defeat is not only a microcosm of a season, but also a concentrated reflection of Manchester United's current chaotic situation.