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Manchester United manager news live: Ruben Amorim latest, Dave Brailsford makes key signings


Eric ten Hag criticizes ‘fairy tales and lies’ over his Manchester United future

Reuben Amorim certain to happen Manchester UnitedSporting Lisbon’s next manager has confirmed that the Premier League club are prepared to pay a €10m (£8.3m) release clause for his services.

Talks between United and Sporting intensified on Tuesday, with reports insisting the release clause has now been triggered, and the Portuguese coach could now be appointed in time to take charge of Sunday’s Premier League match against Chelsea. Is.

However, Independent Understands that Sporting is demanding an additional €5m for the release of the coaching staff as well as an additional payment for the immediate release of Amorim.

Amorim Wants the job and has agreed to become the next manager of the club After the Old Trafford hierarchy topped their list to replace the 39-year-old eric ten hag,

Amorim took charge of Sporting’s League Cup match against Nacional on Tuesday night, while Ruud van Nistelrooy supervised United win over Leicester City in Carabao Cup On Wednesday. And Ineos’ sporting director, Sir Dave Brailsford, appeared to confirm to fans ahead of the Old Trafford clash that the deal for Amorim was “done”.

As United move closer to their new manager, follow all the latest news and updates below:

Amorim’s appointment could be the key to unlocking Fernandes’ true potential

The Man Utd captain scored his first goal of the season against Leicester and could improve under the leadership of his visiting countryman:

Lawrence Ostlere31 October 2024 09:31

Brailsford appears to be skipping major news in United’s pursuit of Amorim

Lawrence Ostlere31 October 2024 09:11

‘Deal agreed’: Ruben Amorim will be Manchester United’s next manager

According to the Telegraph, a deal has been fully agreed between Man Utd and Sporting to make Ruben Amorim the club’s next manager.

The report adds that Amorim will remain in charge of Sporting for the next three matches and will take charge at Old Trafford during the international break.

Announcement may happen today…

Lawrence Ostlere31 October 2024 08:35

Van Nistelrooy has vowed to stick with and support the next manager

Asked if he was happy to remain in interim charge as talks continue for Amorim, Van Nistelrooy told Sky Sports: “Of course – I came here as an assistant to help the club.

“Now in this role I will continue to help for as long as I am needed. And in any capacity in the future, I’m here to help take the club forward, to build towards the future and that’s why I’m here.”

Among the matters being discussed is Amorim’s coaching set-up and Van Nistelrooy, who returned to United in the summer as one of Ten Hag’s assistants, has indicated he would like to be part of it.

Asked if he wanted to be part of United’s new backroom team, the former striker said: “Like I said, I’m here to help, I’m here to serve, I’m here to give my all. I am there to give.” Club in any capacity, there are so many people around me who want the best for the club and that will never change.

Ruud van Nistelrooy enjoys United's win (Nick Potts/PA)
Ruud van Nistelrooy enjoys United’s win (Nick Potts/PA) ,pa wire,

Lawrence Ostlere31 October 2024 08:21

Sir Dave Brailsford hints Ruben Amorim deal ‘complete’

Ineos’ sporting director, Sir Dave Brailsford, appeared before the Old Trafford clash to confirm to fans that the deal for Amorim was “done”.

Sporting denied in a statement to A Bola that any agreement had been reached for the head coach’s departure, and said they had “not yet received any sum in relation to the termination clause”.

Reports suggest the Portuguese champions want Amorim, who has a 30-day notice period, to oversee their final three matches before the November international break – a period in which United host Chelsea, PAOK and Leicester.

It appears that Van Nistelrooy will take charge against the Blues at least on Sunday, even if Amorim’s appointment is officially confirmed before the weekend.

Ruben Amorim is set to be appointed the next manager of Manchester United
Ruben Amorim is set to be appointed the next manager of Manchester United ,getty images,

Lawrence Ostlere31 October 2024 07:59

Van Nistelrooy has vowed to stick with and support the next manager

Interim manager Ruud Van Nistelrooy is keen to be part of Ruben Amorim’s new coaching set-up as Manchester United continue talks to appoint the Sporting Lisbon boss.

The Red Devils ended Eric ten Hag’s 29-month reign following a unanimous decision by the Old Trafford hierarchy following Sunday’s late defeat at West Ham.

Van Nistelrooy was placed in temporary charge as United looked for a new head coach, with the club informing Sporting that they would pay the 10 million euro (£8.3 million) termination clause in Amorim’s contract.

Talks are ongoing as the Red Devils want to bring in the Portuguese as soon as possible, but Wednesday’s 5-2 Carabao Cup win against Leicester suggested they are in safe hands if the situation drags on.

Lawrence Ostlere31 October 2024 07:42

Man Utd face major hurdle in talks with Sporting over manager Ruben Amorim

Manchester United Negotiations are ongoing with Sporting CP regarding the appointment of Reuben AmorimBecause the Portuguese club is adamant on paying compensation for its manager and his coaching staff.

In an official statement, Sporting informed the Portuguese financial regulator of United’s situation with the club listed on the stock market, as negotiations over a €10m (£8.3m) release clause continue.

mike jones31 October 2024 at 06:00

Sporting demands compensation for coaching staff

Talks continue between the two clubs Independent Understands that Sporting are demanding €5m to release the head coaching staff Ruben Amorim wants to take with him to Old Trafford.

The club are believed to be asking Manchester United to pay more than the initial €10m compensation to get Amorim out of his contract immediately.

mike jones31 October 2024 at 05:00

Ruben Amorim is ‘very humble, discreet and very clear-minded’

Former Liverpool and Portugal defender Abel Javier took his coaching badges with Ruben Amorim and was impressed by the Sporting coach.

“He is very polite, discreet and very clear-minded,” Javier told the BBC World Service.

“At Braga we saw an immediate impact because, with the same team, with the same players, he changed the team.

“He expressed his views, he changed the dynamics, he generated sympathy and of course a big club like Sporting Lisbon paid to sign him.”

mike jones31st October 2024 04:00 PM

Ruud van Nistelrooy happy to ‘help and serve’ Manchester United’s next manager

mike jones31 October 2024 03:00 PM

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