Manchester United have officially parted ways with manager Ruben Amorim, bringing an abrupt end to his short and turbulent spell at Old Trafford.
The decision comes after a string of disappointing results and inconsistent performances, which piled pressure on the Portuguese coach and left the club struggling to meet expectations both domestically and in Europe. Despite early optimism following his appointment, Amorim was unable to steady the ship or deliver the turnaround fans had hoped for.
Sources close to the club say the United hierarchy felt a change was unavoidable, with patience wearing thin as results failed to improve. The club is expected to announce interim arrangements while the search for a new manager begins.
Amorim, who arrived with a strong reputation from his time in Portugal, leaves amid mixed reactions from supporters — some blaming structural issues at the club, others insisting results simply did not justify his continued stay.
Manchester United now face yet another rebuilding phase, as attention turns to who will take charge next and whether the club can finally find long-term stability in the dugout.
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