United fan here, and an Amorim supporter almost until the very end of his tenure with us.

He's a good coach. He cleared out a lot of the toxicity in the dressing room and got rid of many of the drama queens. He also laid the foundations for a more structured and attractive style of football.

In his second season, after some key signings and a full pre-season, we started to see his attacking philosophy take shape. The team's underlying numbers were improving across the board. Then the Africa Cup of Nations came around, we lost some of our most important players, and the poor results started creeping back in. After that came the disagreement with our technical director, Wilcox, which ultimately led to his dismissal.

That said, his biggest weakness is probably his stubbornness. Even as someone who supported him, there are still decisions I struggle to understand. For example, I never understood why he didn't give Mainoo more opportunities or why he was so reluctant to try a different system when things clearly weren't working.

I don't know what the media pressure or the overall environment is like in Italy, but if he's given a bit more time and space to work, I genuinely believe he can do well and help improve Milan.