Ruben Amorim Vows to Leave Manchester United in 18 Months Amid Managerial Dispute
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has reaffirmed his intention to leave the club after his contract expires in 18 months, despite being the subject of a high-profile dispute with the club's chiefs.
The 51-year-old Portuguese manager, who was appointed just last month, had been under pressure from some quarters to hand over the reins to one of his trusted assistants. Amorim had previously stated that he came to "manage" Manchester United, not just to be a coach, in an attempt to quell these rumors.
However, it now appears that Amorim's resolve remains unshaken, with the manager stating that he will leave the club after 18 months' time. The timing of his departure may yet prove to be crucial, as it raises questions about the stability and continuity at Old Trafford going forward.
In a statement, Amorim reiterated his commitment to fulfilling his contract, but also emphasized his desire to move on from Manchester United once it expires. "I will do my job for 18 months and then we move on," he said. The future of the club under Amorim's leadership remains uncertain, as the managerial merry-go-round continues to turn at Old Trafford.
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has reaffirmed his intention to leave the club after his contract expires in 18 months, despite being the subject of a high-profile dispute with the club's chiefs.
The 51-year-old Portuguese manager, who was appointed just last month, had been under pressure from some quarters to hand over the reins to one of his trusted assistants. Amorim had previously stated that he came to "manage" Manchester United, not just to be a coach, in an attempt to quell these rumors.
However, it now appears that Amorim's resolve remains unshaken, with the manager stating that he will leave the club after 18 months' time. The timing of his departure may yet prove to be crucial, as it raises questions about the stability and continuity at Old Trafford going forward.
In a statement, Amorim reiterated his commitment to fulfilling his contract, but also emphasized his desire to move on from Manchester United once it expires. "I will do my job for 18 months and then we move on," he said. The future of the club under Amorim's leadership remains uncertain, as the managerial merry-go-round continues to turn at Old Trafford.
. Can't he just focus on the job for once? 18 months is a long time, but if he's that sure he wants out, maybe he should've said something sooner. The whole thing with the assistants seems like just an excuse to me... does anyone really think he'd be happy there? 
. I mean, what's the point of even having a contract if you're just gonna leave anyway? 18 months seems like a long time, but I guess it's better than just up and leaving after a month or something.
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it makes sense i guess, given the drama and pressure he's been getting already. personally, i'd like to see some more stability behind the scenes before they start making major changes. the layout of their website is kinda messy tbh, could use a good overhaul 
. And what about all those fans who were hoping he'd bring some much-needed change to the team? It's like one door closes and another one opens, but which way is it going to be for United? 
. stability and continuity are one thing, but at the end of the day, it's football we're talking about 
. hope they can get it together soon 'cause it's annoying when you're trying to watch a match and all this drama is taking over 
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. What's going on at Manchester United, right now? Is the club not happy with his tactics or something? It seems like they're trying to get rid of him, but I'm not sure why... maybe he's not getting along with some of the players? Idk, it just feels like there's a lot of drama going on behind closed doors 
. What do you guys think is gonna happen next?
they're already having drama after just a month with ruben amorim and now it seems like he's gonna bail out in 18 months? that's like, super short-term thinking imo 
i mean, can't these people make a decision for once? first it was Erik ten Hag and now Ruben Amorim is leaving already 
