Ruben Amorim has officially taken over as Manchester United's new head coach, departing from Sporting Lisbon after a successful tenure. The 39-year-old is accompanied by several members of his Sporting coaching team but faces a work permit issue that temporarily prevents him from starting training. In his final game for Sporting, Amorim led the team to a 4-2 victory over Braga, while Joao Pereira was quickly appointed as his successor. Amorim has praised Sir Alex Ferguson, highlighting the legacy he aims to follow at United. His first official match will be after the international break, and he plans to introduce a 3-4-3 formation, suggesting a significant strategic shift for the team. Amorim's appointment reflects Manchester United's efforts to revitalize its performance and regain prominence.