Ruben Amorim is set to remain at Sporting Club de Portugal until the next international break, then join Manchester United. That’s according to Record, who report that Sporting president Frederico Varandas has blocked Manchester United’s efforts to hire the Portuguese coach immediately. The newspaper reports that Amorim will continue to coach Sporting until the next

Sporting Club de Portugal may be demanding that Ruben Amorim pay his release clause, something which would hold up his arrival at Manchester United. That’s according to sports law lawyer David Bastos, who has been speaking to SIC Noticias about why Amorim may be holding back on confirming his move to Old Trafford. Amorim is

Manchester United’s move for Sporting Club de Portugal manager Rúben Amorim is ‘practically done’ despite his refusal to acknowledge that fact publically. That’s according to O Jogo, who say the operation to get the Portuguese coach has been ongoing for some time and should be completely quickly. They report that Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada

Sporting Club de Portugal have been left a ‘hostage’ to the release clause in Ruben Amorim’s contract as he closes in on a move to Manchester United. That’s according to journalist Sérgio Pires on Mais Futebol, who believes Amorim ‘has a plane to catch’ to the Premier League. Amorim appears to be closing in on

On Tuesday, Sporting confirmed Manchester United have expressed interest in appointing Rúben Amorim as their new permanent manager. Later that day, we covered claims from the Portuguese press which stated Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada and sporting director Dan Ashworth are in Lisbon to close the deal. A Bola now bring the latest on what’s

Comments made by Bruno Fernandes regarding Sporting Club de Portugal manager Ruben Amorim have resurfaced as Amorim appears to close in on the Manchester United job. O Jogo cover the comments from Fernandes made earlier this year as negotiations continue between Sporting and Manchester United for Amorim. He’s emerged as the favourite to succeed Erik

Sporting CP have now officially announced to Portugal’s CMVM that Manchester United have informed them of their intention to pay Rúben Amorim’s release clause. The Old Trafford club only parted ways with Erik ten Hag on Monday morning, and it’s not taken Manchester United much time at all to move forward for the man they

Rúben Amorim’s move to Manchester United from Sporting Club de Portugal is ‘close to completion’ and the Portuguese club are already planning for his succession. That’s according to O Jogo, who report that João Pereira, coach of Sporting’s B Team, is the man currently being eyed up to replace Amorim. The current Sporting coach has