Manchester United have targeted Bruno Amorim, the manager of Sporting Lisbon, as their primary choice to replace Erik ten Hag, who was dismissed on Monday.The decision to part ways with Ten Hag, who had been at the helm for two and a half years, followed a disappointing start to the season, with the team managing only four victories in their first 13 matches across all competitions. ...CONTINUE READING>>>
Ruud van Nistelrooy has been named as the interim manager, but United are swiftly pursuing a permanent appointment with Amorim, who has reportedly expressed willingness to take the role.United are currently discussing a compensation deal to bring Amorim on board immediately, particularly as they face competition from Manchester City, who are considering him as a possible successor to Pep Guardiola.
Amorim has previously attracted interest from Liverpool and West Ham, highlighting his appeal in English football.At just 39, Amorim has quickly established himself as one of Europe’s leading young managers.
After a successful nine-year playing career at Benfica, his time on the field was cut short by a serious knee injury at age 29, prompting his transition into management.Inspired by the successes of former United manager José Mourinho at Porto, Inter, and Chelsea, Amorim even undertook an internship with Mourinho.
Over time, he has developed a tactical style characterized by high intensity and possession, employing a fluid 3-4-3 formation.Henrique, known for orchestrating Neymar’s record transfer from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain, initially encouraged Kylian Mbappé to remain at the club before his eventual move to Real Madrid.
