United on Monday announced plans to make up to 200 more redundancies in addition to 250 job cuts last year, as spending cutbacks continue under Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
The club is cutting costs amid financial problems at Old Trafford that have not been helped by the failings of the team.
Ruben Amorim says Manchester United’s struggles on the pitch are largely to blame for more job losses at Old Trafford.
“It has a lot to do, I think, with the lack of success of the football team, because we are the engine of any football club.
Asked whether the tough financial decisions at board-level make his job harder, Amorim replied: “It’s hard enough!.
