Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim shouldn't be expected to immediately turn things around at Old Trafford, though one of his former players at Casa Pia believes he is more than capabale if given the time.
Amorim's first spell as a manager at the start of the 2018/19 season in charge of Casa Pia helped him to land upon a style that he has developed over his next years as a manager. Having lost his first two games of the season, Amorim vowed to resign if he lost the third - Casa Pia won 4-0, before winning won 14 of the next 19 games as Amorim resigned in January.
