Manchester United lost to Brentford 1-3 away, and the Red Devils have lost 3 games after 6 rounds of the Premier League. The Manchester Evening News bluntly stated that Manchester United should fire Amorin, and Crystal Palace coach Glasner will be a very qualified replacement.
Manchester United has fallen into chaos, and the loss to Brentford is another step back at Old Trafford, which further aroused doubts about whether he is suitable for the Red Devils' coaching position.
Although the team's situation deteriorated rapidly when an Austrian took over Manchester United last time - it was 2021, when Ronnick became Manchester United's interim head coach, and since then his performance has given himself the title of "Ralph the Destroyer". After the end of the first season, Ronnick left the team.
But now another Austrian coach in the Premier League is doing the exact opposite. He is repairing his country's success and honor in football, leading the team to new heights, and improving his reputation beyond everyone's imagination. We want to pay tribute to Grasner.
It can be said that the only thing he did wrong since Glasner took over Crystal Palace was defending Ronnick in an interview, insisting that the outside world misunderstanded his close friend. We can forgive this because the former Frankfurt coach's work at Crystal Palace is excellent.
In 2024, Glasner took over Hodgson's coaching position, and at this time, Crystal Palace was a club that had never won an important trophy. However, he led the team to beat Manchester City in the FA Cup and achieved his dream. Then, Crystal Palace defeated Liverpool in the Community Shield Final. In the Premier League not long ago, Slott's championship team lost to Crystal Palace again. The Reds coach complained that there was too much stoppage time, which really lacked self-knowledge. More importantly, this victory kept Glasner's team unbeaten in 18 games, tying the club record since 1969. Currently, Crystal Palace ranks third in the league, and if this momentum can be maintained, they are expected to compete for the Champions League qualification. With the FA Cup championship, Crystal Palace participated in European events for the first time this season. If it weren't for some puzzling bureaucratic process, Crystal Palace should have played in the Europa League instead of the Europa League.
So now, what price is Manchester United willing to pay to enter the top four and return to the European arena? My God, maybe we should consider what price Manchester United is willing to pay for the league winning streak? This is a goal that Amorin has not yet achieved.
And don't forget that Crystal Palace also sold big-name players such as Olisse and Eze, which did not affect Glasner's progress. Club president Parrish made a wise choice in Glasner, and he did his homework and selected a talent who was truly good at revitalizing a team in trouble.
Grasner failed to enter the first half of the Premier League coach's salary rankings. Amorin's salary is almost twice that of Glasner, but his 343 formation never works; while at the same time, Glasner makes Crystal Palace a nightmare opponent for the Premier League team.
The football world is unpredictable, but Manchester United really should consider changing Amorin, and Glasner obviously meets many conditions. Parish needs to work hard to secure Glasner's future, but that's not easy, because Glasner knows he's already attracted the attention of bigger clubs and he's also seeing coaches like Frank's dramatically boost revenue by changing the ballpark.
No matter how much it takes for Parish to keep Glasner, it will be a worthwhile investment because the coach is priceless. If Manchester United is considering the post-Amorin era, it may be a wise move to invite the second Austrian coach in the history of the team.