SOMETIMES I HATE MY PLAYERS & WANT TO QUIT

But Ruben says he'll stay true to approach and reaction

- DAVID MCDONNELL

RUBEN AMORIM admitted he does not know if he will remain in charge of Manchester United after the international break.

Under-pressure Amorim faces a must-win game against Burnley today, following the Red Devils’ humiliating EFL Cup exit to League Two Grimsby in midweek.

United have taken a solitary point from their opening two Premier League games to stand 16th in the table, with Amorim confessing there can be no guarantees over his future after such a poor start.

Asked if was sure he would still be United boss after the upcoming international break, Amorim said: “I don’t know what is going to happen but that is my idea.

“But again, I'm not going to promise you anything about what is going to be the future.