Manchester United have parted ways with head coach Ruben Amorim, bringing a sudden end to his tenure at Old Trafford after a breakdown in his relationship with the club’s hierarchy and a sustained run of poor results in the Premier League.
The club confirmed the decision on Monday, with sources indicating that internal tensions between the Portuguese manager and senior executives, coupled with disappointing performances, made his position untenable.
Amorim arrived with high expectations but struggled to stabilize the team amid inconsistent displays and growing pressure from fans and stakeholders.
United is expected to appoint an interim replacement while beginning a full-scale search for a new permanent manager.
The sacking comes during a crucial phase of the season as the club aims to salvage its league position and maintain competitiveness across all competitions
