Ruben Amorim has been officially appointed as Manchester United's head coach, set to take over on November 11 following Erik ten Hag's dismissal. Former United winger Nani expressed confidence in Amorim's abilities, noting his impressive track record at Sporting CP, where he has maintained a perfect start to the season with ten wins. Nani highlighted the respect Amorim commands from players and his direct approach, suggesting these traits could benefit him at United, which currently sits 14th in the Premier League. Amorim's task will be to revitalize a struggling squad, as he aims to return the club to its former glory. The club has reportedly paid £9.25 million to trigger Amorim's release clause, reflecting their commitment to his leadership. With endorsements from figures like Pep Guardiola, Amorim is seen as one of Europe's promising young coaches, making this transition a significant moment for both him and Manchester United.