Amorim believes he would be ‘crazy’ to think his side can win the Premier League next year but says short-term success is possible

Live updates from Man United head coach Ruben Amorim's pre-match press conference ahead of Sunday's derby against Manchester City.

Ruben Amorim confirms fresh Manchester United injury worry for Man City clash as Kobbie Mainoo latest revealed - Ruben Amorim could welcome back a key player for the big Manchester derby

United could welcome back England midfielder Kobbie Mainoo following a two-month injury absence for the weekend clash at Old Trafford but Netherlands defender Matthijs de Ligt is set to miss out after he sustained an ankle injury during the first half at the City Ground.

Latest Manchester United transfer news and opinion as Ruben Amorim's transfer stance for the summer won't be what supporters want to hear

Marcus Rashford could absolutely play for Manchester United again, but only if Ruben Amorim stops ‘pointing fingers’ at Old Trafford and resigns.

We have to get it right fast,” Amorim admitted, his words underlining the reality of managing one of world football’s most scrutinised institutions. Two wins before the international break had given United fans hope of a corner being turned,

Ruben Amorim has the green light to unleash what could become Man United's first-choice attack READ MORE: Kevin De Bruyne drops bombshell statement on Man City future But even if the Reds are set to finish behind City in the Premier League for another campaign,

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has made it clear that the club are unlikely to challenge for the Premier League title next year given their current woes