“He got Erik ten Hag SACKED… and he’ll get YOU sacked too!” – Mourinho’s SHOCK warning to Manchester United coach after starting flop star in Grimsby defeat 🤯
BREAKING NEWS: The echoes of Manchester United’s humiliating Carabao Cup exit at the hands of League Two side Grimsby Town are still shaking Old Trafford, but now a familiar voice has returned with a BOMB warning that could ignite chaos within the club. José Mourinho, the former United boss and one of the most outspoken managers in world football, has fired a brutal message to Ruben Amorim after witnessing his decision to start Andre Onana once again in goal.
Mourinho did not hold back:
> “He got Erik ten Hag sacked and he’ll get you sacked as well. He’s a ticking time bomb waiting to explode anytime soon. He ruined Ten Hag’s career and he would ruin yours too. Keep starting him and you will find yourself out before the season ends.”
Those words, cutting like a knife, are being shared across fan circles tonight as United supporters reel from yet another embarrassment. The man at the heart of it? Andre Onana.
Onana – The “flop” Mourinho warned about
Signed as Erik ten Hag’s golden boy from Inter Milan, Onana was supposed to revolutionize United’s style of play with his distribution and confidence under pressure. Instead, he has been at the center of one calamity after another. Costly blunders in the Champions League last season. Shaky performances in the Premier League. And now, failure to provide security against a lower-league opponent like Grimsby – a night that ended in a penalty shootout heartbreak after a 2-2 draw.
For Mourinho, it’s a déjà vu moment. Ten Hag backed Onana to the bitter end and ultimately paid with his job. Amorim, barely weeks into his reign, is already being warned not to make the same mistake.
Fans are divided but furious
Supporters online have unleashed their fury, with many echoing Mourinho’s warning. Some have even labeled Onana the “worst keeper in the club’s modern history.” Others argue that Amorim’s stubbornness to persist with him will be his downfall. Calls are growing for backup goalkeeper Altay Bayındır to finally be given a real chance.
The bigger picture – Mourinho’s shadow
Mourinho’s statement doesn’t just hit Onana. It sends a message about Manchester United’s current leadership. The Portuguese coach, who was himself sacked by United years ago, seems to be positioning himself as a prophet of doom for any manager who dares to ignore obvious red flags. His words tonight cut straight to the fear lurking in many fans’ minds: that Amorim is simply repeating the same cycle of mistakes that dragged United into mediocrity under Ten Hag.
What next?
With the Carabao Cup gone and the season still in its early stages, Amorim now faces an impossible choice. Stick with Onana and risk the wrath of fans, pundits, and history itself. Or drop his high-profile keeper and roll the dice on someone untested but potentially safer.
One thing is certain: Mourinho’s fiery verdict has poured fuel on an already raging fire at Old Trafford. The spotlight is now firmly on Andre Onana — and every mistake from here on will feel like a ticking time bomb counting down to Amorim’s own downfall.
⚽🔥 The question fans are asking tonight: Will Amorim be brave enough to drop Onana, or will he ignore Mourinho’s warning and
suffer the same fate as Ten Hag?