AC Milan And Ruben Amorim: The Fresh Start Everyone Needs:Rúben Amorim joins AC Milan on a two-year deal after his Manchester United exit. The Portuguese manager aims to implement his 3-4-2-1 system at a club seeking identity post-Allegri.
Manchester United does not want Luis Enrique:Manchester United ruled out Luis Enrique as managerial candidate due to his lack of Premier League experience, despite his Champions League pedigree. The club continues search for a new boss.
Michael Carrick to become new Manchester United manager:Manchester United appointed Michael Carrick as head coach until June 2026. The former interim boss will debut in the Manchester derby this Saturday.
United pick favourite to coach the team until season's end:Michael Carrick is the leading candidate to replace Rúben Amorim as Manchester United's interim manager. The ex-Middlesbrough coach, who previously managed United briefly in 2021, is in advanced talks. The club aims to finalize his appointment before training resumes on Wednesday.
💣Not a joke, United have Enzo Maresca on their shortlist:Manchester United has sacked Rúben Amorim following poor results, with Enzo Maresca emerging as a top candidate. The Italian coach, formerly at Chelsea, is favored due to his Premier League experience and ties to United's sporting director Omar Berrada.
Rúben Amorim: Not Conte or Mourinho, but United’s manager:Rúben Amorim reaffirmed his commitment to Manchester United after a 1-1 draw with Leeds, stating he will stay as long as the board supports him, dismissing comparisons to other top coaches.
Premier League manager favourite to replace Ruben Amorim at Man United:Manchester United are reportedly considering Oliver Glasner as a potential replacement for Rúben Amorim, whose 3-4-3 system faces scrutiny after a 1-1 draw with Wolves. Glasner's 50% win rate at Palace contrasts with Amorim's 34%, sparking internal debate.
Premier League manager leading the race to replace Amorim at Man United:Rúben Amorim's position at Manchester United is under threat after a 1-1 draw with Wolves. The club is reportedly considering replacements like Oliver Glasner, with Amorim's tactics and results under heavy scrutiny.
Ruben Amorim wishes he could turn back time with Manchester United!:Man Utd manager Rúben Amorim admits he would alter 75% of his first-year decisions if given the chance, citing a steep learning curve. The Portuguese also addressed fitness concerns for captain Bruno Fernandes.
Amorim rues United draw in thrilling clash with Bournemouth:Manchester United drew 4-4 with Bournemouth in a thrilling Premier League clash at Old Trafford. Despite leading twice and creating numerous chances, United conceded a late equalizer, leaving coach Rúben Amorim frustrated with missed opportunities.
What Man United are willing to do to sign midfielder Adam Wharton:Manchester United are preparing a €100m bid for Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton, seen as manager Rúben Amorim's 'dream signing'. The 21-year-old England international is key to United's midfield rebuild, with Casemiro expected to depart.
Crisis at Old Trafford: Man United owners set to meet for high-level meeting:Manchester United's Glazer family is set to intervene amid growing unrest over manager Rúben Amorim's leadership. The owners are concerned about inconsistent performances, fan discontent, and Champions League qualification risks, prompting a high-level meeting with INEOS.
“I spoke with him” – Ruben Amorim confirms he spoke with struggling Man United star:Man United manager Rúben Amorim defended Leny Yoro after his penalty mistake vs Crystal Palace. Despite the 2-1 win, Yoro's adaptation to English football remains a concern, with Amorim urging patience for the young defender.
Manchester United vs West Ham United – Predicted lineup and team news:Manchester United host West Ham aiming for consecutive Premier League wins. Despite a strong midweek home record, United have lost 4 of last 5 vs Hammers. Injuries hit as Šeško and Maguire are out, but Cunha returns. Kickoff 8pm GMT at Old Trafford, live on Sky Sports.
Rúben Amorim says he has withdrawn entirely from social media amid rising abuse:Man United's Rúben Amorim has left social media to avoid online abuse, citing a hostile environment. A BBC study found 2,000+ abusive posts in one weekend, with 82% from X. Amorim confirmed Cunha's return but Maguire and Šeško remain injured.