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Amorim Dismissed as Manchester United End 14-Month Reign

Manchester United have officially parted company with Ruben Amorim, bringing an abrupt end to the Portuguese coach’s 14-month spell at Old Trafford. The decision follows a period of growing tension behind the scenes, with former midfielder Darren Fletcher appointed to oversee the team on an interim basis for Wednesday’s Premier League fixture against Burnley.

The timing of Amorim’s dismissal was telling. Just days earlier, he had publicly alluded to a strained relationship with the club’s hierarchy, expressing concerns about the level of backing he would receive in the transfer market. Those remarks were followed by further pointed comments after the draw with Leeds United, where Amorim underlined his desire to operate as a manager with authority rather than merely a head coach. He even suggested he was prepared to walk away once his contract entered its final 18 months.

Within 24 hours, United confirmed his departure, issuing a statement that framed the decision as reluctant but necessary. With the club currently sixth in the Premier League, the board believes a change in leadership offers the best chance of salvaging the season and pushing for the highest possible finish.

Amorim’s tenure was marked by flashes of promise but also inconsistency, as United struggled to establish a clear identity and close the gap on the league’s top sides. Fletcher now faces the immediate task of steadying the squad amid uncertainty, while the club weighs up its long-term managerial options in a campaign that still holds European ambitions.

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