Ruben Amorim has been told that the manager isn't the problem at Manchester United, who have been advised to "get back to schoolboy football". The former Sporting CP coach, who was parachuted into Old Trafford last November with a glowing reputation, has seen his new chapter in England crash hard amid an extremely poor run of results.
Gareth Southgate has reportedly laid out his demands for a "four-year rebuild" at Manchester United, with the ex-England boss continuing to see a return to management at Old Trafford speculated on. That is because current Red Devils boss Ruben Amorim finds himself falling under ever-increasing pressure, with more change in the dugout being mooted less than a year after reins were handed to the highly-rated Portuguese tactician.
Ange Postecoglou has made history at Nottingham Forest, but not the kind that the Australian coach was hoping for. The former Tottenham manager has failed to win any of his opening six games as Reds boss, since being appointed as successor to Nuno Espirito Santo. His latest setback came in a Europa League clash with Midtjylland, with fans at the City Ground airing their anger before the final whistle blew on Trentside.
Michael Carrick has a new job as rumours of a potential Manchester United return do the rounds. Carrick has been linked with a move back to Old Trafford for a second interim spell as United weigh up whether to sack Ruben Amorim. The Portuguese boss is under mounting pressure to turn the club's fortunes around with United currently mired in the bottom half of the Premier League table.
Ruben Amorim was shocked by the 'knee-jerk reaction' to Manchester United's latest defeat, as they lost 3-1 to Brentford, and insiders at the club now fear that he will resign, instead of being sacked, per a new report. The Red Devils have lost three of their opening six Premier League games and were dumped out of the League Cup by Grimsby Town.
In a stunning twist, Manchester United have shocked fans by deciding Tyrell Malacia's future as Ruben Amorim's struggling side faces heat. With three losses in six Premier League games, including a humiliating 3-1 defeat to Brentford after beating Chelsea, Amorim's pressure mounts
Matthijs de Ligt boldly defended Manchester United's coach Ruben Amorim after their frustrating 3-1 loss to Brentford, stressing that players must own the team's woes. Amid rising calls for his dismissal, the Dutch star slammed critics fixated on blaming Amorim's tactics for United's early-season slump
In a heated clash, Alan Shearer shrugs off Roy Keane's 'sneaky and nasty' dig, while Gary Lineker quips that the Man Utd icon is just drumming up hype for his podcast rivalry
Manchester United's humiliating 3-1 defeat to Brentford has ignited fury, with Gary Neville blasting Ruben Amorim's odd choice to play Mason Mount at left-back as a glaring misstep, mirroring Erik ten Hag's chaotic end. The Red Devils urgently need consistency to turn things around
