Manchester United Pursues Sporting Lisbon’s Amorim to Replace Ten Hag Amid Ongoing Negotiations

Manchester United contacted Sporting Lisbon to contact Amorim to manage the team in place of Eric Ten Hag, with the Premier League side willing to pay the release clause of 10 million pounds (around 360 million baht), but negotiations still in progress Not achieved

News reports suggest that Sporting Lisbon have conditions not to suddenly release coaches from the team, with Amorim to announce his early retirement to give time to the club prepare for the situation. Meanwhile, another news source reveals that the Red Devils still need to negotiate compensation to bring the 39-year-old coach’s staff with them at Old Trafford.

And more importantly, Amorim himself said that he has not yet decided whether he will take the job of managing the Red Devils or not, despite an offer coming forward.

In this case, Petit, who previously played in the Premier League with Arsenal and Chelsea, pointed out that the Portuguese manager cannot force Manchester United to overcome the current situation. Including other key team managers as well.

“United can sign any manager. But nothing will change from the state of their team,” said Petit on October 30.

“It’s been a few years since they bought the wrong players. They aim to buy famous players with a good profile instead of the players they need to buy. “

“Look at Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola, they signed the players they need in their team to fight. Not a big name player.”

“United can get top players from all over the world in either position. But that doesn’t make them work together as a team. This is something that United need to look at now, to fix the squad.

“For example, Bruno Fernandes, he was amazing when he first signed. But his form continues to decline every year.