"With Manchester United sitting sixth in the Premier League, the club's leadership has reluctantly made the decision that it is the right time to make a change. This will give the team the best opportunity of the highest possible Premier League finish."
"A £10million payout means Amorim need not be in any hurry to return to management. He may well still feel he has a lofty reputation thanks to his success with Sporting CP, even if he was unable to build on it in English football."
Ruben Amorim was dismissed as Manchester United head coach in early January following inflammatory remarks after a 1-1 draw with Leeds United. His departure came swiftly, within 24 hours of his comments. Michael Carrick subsequently took over and achieved significant improvement, earning 16 points from 18 available and boosting United's top-four prospects. Amorim received a £10 million payout, eliminating financial pressure to secure immediate employment. Despite his previous success at Sporting CP, his English football tenure proved unsuccessful. The 41-year-old has remained active since his dismissal, traveling throughout the UK and Qatar. He may pursue management opportunities during the summer transfer window, potentially with Premier League or international clubs.
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