The 40-year-old is under immense pressure at Old Trafford following their disappointing start to the season as they sit in the bottom half of the Premier League table.
United backed Amorim significantly in the summer, spending over £200 million on five new first team players, yet risk missing out on European football once again.
According to The Athletic’s Laurie Whitwell (via GIVEMESPORT), part owner Ratcliffe won’t sack the Portuguese manager even if they lose to Sunderland on Saturday (October 4).
In fact, Ratliffe wants to give Amorim the full season before making a decision regarding his future, despite their dismal form.
Whitwell said: "I spoke with several knowledgeable people and was told that even if Man Utd lose to Sunderland, I don't think the club will sack Ruben Amorim. Ratcliffe wants to give Amorim a full season before judging him."