Sporting Lisbon Retains Manager Ruben Amorim Amid United Interest
Sporting Lisbon Retains Manager Ruben Amorim Amid United Interest

Sporting Lisbon Retains Manager Ruben Amorim Amid United Interest

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Sporting Lisbon is determined to keep manager Ruben Amorim until after the international break, despite Manchester United's interest in hiring him following Erik ten Hag's sacking. Reports indicate that Amorim has a 30-day notice period that Sporting intends to enforce, meaning he could still manage his team during crucial upcoming fixtures, including a Champions League match against Manchester City. Although United has agreed to pay the €10 million release clause for Amorim, they may need to negotiate further compensation for his coaching staff, which Sporting is reportedly demanding. Amorim himself has not confirmed the move, maintaining focus on his current role amid managerial transition discussions. The situation continues to develop as United prepares to face Leicester City with Ruud van Nistelrooy as interim manager while hoping to appoint Amorim in time for their next league match against Chelsea. If Sporting holds firm, Amorim's potential debut as United's head coach could be pushed to November 24 against Ipswich.

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