This coach expresses the desire to take responsibility in United if Amorim is fired

Reuben Amorim is under great pressure from Manchester United

Manchester United's main coach, Reuben Amorim, is facing a battle to keep his job and a manager who has sent his team to the Champions League, seems to have proposed himself to replace the troubled Portuguese.

Amorim, 40, has had a difficult time at the helm of United City since he replaced Eric ten Hag as the top coach in November last year.

Former Sporting coach has achieved only nine victories in 32 Premier League matches, though one of them came last weekend a most necessary 2-1 victory against Chelsea in Old Tuffford.

This result was the first time Amorim had secured two successive victorys in the league since taking over the club. He hopes to continue on this positive result when United States travels to face Brentford on Saturday.

For now, Amorim enjoys the support of the United States hierarchy, according to MEN, though this attitude may change unless the results improve with the club currently in the 11th position of the Premier League table.

Some trainers have been linked to the top post in Old Tuffford if Amorim leaves or leaves voluntarily, including Crystal Palace coach Oliver Glasner, and England's former coach, Gareth Southgate.

Now another name has thrown his hat in the ring, the Eintracht Frankfurt coach, Dino Toppmeller.

The 44-year-old led Frankfurt towards a third-place finish in Bundesliga last year, providing them with the Champions League.

They have won two victories from four matches at the start of the new internal campaign, but currently tops the table of the Champions League league stage after a 5-1 victory over Galatasaray in the opening match.

Toppmaller has a reputation for developing new talent in class players, with Manchester City Omar Marmoush and Liverpool's assailant, Hugo Ethics, which left Frankfurt in big cash transfers in recent years.

When asked by Bild to appoint his dream club, Toppmeller mentioned United, revealing he's a childhood fan of the Red Days.

“Yes, it's a dream to be at Eintracht now,” he said.

It's just a great club. Here, like the Teenager, for the first time, he found that my father was Bundesligla's coach. That, of course, creates an emotional connection to a club. Thinking about the outside, I often played computer games as a child, always with a team: Manchester United. This would definitely be nice one day, because it's an extraordinary” club.

When I was the tenager, Manchester United, along with Real Madrid, it was everyone's biggest club. ”

However, Amorim has downplayed suggestions that he might leave United, following connections to Benfia prior to Jose Morainho's appointment.

I'm only focused on Manchester and this will be my only club,” he said. 2sfast.