Sean Dyche Claims He Would Win More Games Than Ruben Amorim at Manchester United

Sean Dyche, the former Everton manager, has publicly expressed interest in taking over as Manchester United's manager, claiming he could achieve better results than the current boss, Ruben Amorim. Dyche criticized Amorim's tactical approach, which relies on a three centre-back system and wing-backs acting as wingers, suggesting the squad lacks the players to effectively execute this style, resulting in poor Premier League performance with United languishing 16th. Despite reaching the Europa League final, Manchester United's league form has been disappointing, with Amorim winning only six of 25 league matches and accruing 24 points, leading to increased pressure on his position. Dyche advocates a more straightforward 4-4-2 formation and emphasizes the importance of winning games to stabilize and then build success at the club. While Dyche acknowledges the challenge, he regards Manchester United as a prestigious club he has always wanted to manage, and he expects that if Amorim does not improve results soon, his job may be at risk early next season. Amorim has maintained that if he fails to turn things around next season, the club will consider replacements, signaling that the manager's future is uncertain amid the current struggles.