After Manchester United lost to Brentford in the 6th round of the Premier League, the doubts faced by coach Amorin further deepened. However, the Daily Mail said that sources insisted that Amorin still received support from Sir Ratcliffe. At present...
After Manchester United lost to Brentford in the 6th round of the Premier League, the doubts faced by coach Amorin further deepened. However, the Daily Mail said that sources insisted that Amorin still received support from Sir Ratcliffe.
At present, the club has not yet formulated a list of alternatives because they know that doing so will seriously undermine the Portuguese coach's status, which is what Tenghach experienced at the time. Around the 2024 FA Cup final, Tenhach was unable to regain his rhythm as Manchester United offered positions to other coaches.
However, at present, it is indeed frustrating inside Old Trafford, as the names discussed are now the same as those of the time, and these rumors have been described by insiders as pure speculation. Nevertheless, Manchester United executives have not fulfilled their duties if they do not consider the possible change of head coaches and at least discuss potential alternatives.
As disclosed in the Confidential News two weeks ago, if Amorin is fired, Manchester United must pay him £12 million in compensation, provided the sack occurs before early November.
It is understood that Southgate is close to Inex, and he is praised by Ratcliffe and Inex sports director Brasford. Moreover, the former England coach is familiar with several Manchester United players and can take office immediately without paying a termination fee to any club. However, it is still an uncertain thing to see whether Southgate can get equal support from CEO Bellada and football director Wilcox.
In addition, the candidates for betting companies are mainly from those coaches who have been considered to replace Tenhach, as well as coaches who are currently performing well in non-major clubs in the Premier League, such as Glasner, Ilaura and Marco Silva. Manchester United obviously don't want things to go this far, and they still expect Amorin to prove that he is the competent Red Devils coach.
