Ruben Amorim, the manager of Sporting CP, has denied having spoken with Manchester United over Erik ten Hag’s probable replacement in the Old Trafford bench. Ruben Amorim’s denial comes after Ruben Amorim was asked about the possibility of Erik ten Hag being replaced.
As a result of Ten Hag’s recent string of poor results, there have been calls for the manager to be removed from his job. This has led to Ten Hag being put under growing pressure. An article published in an English newspaper claims that United has started weighing its options with regard to the Dutchman.
However, 90min is aware that Ten Hag’s future is still safe in the eyes of Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who hopes to soon finalize a minority buyout of the Red Devils, as well as the team’s current owners, the Glazer family. 90min is aware that Ten Hag’s future is still safe in the eyes of Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
In response to speculations that they were in communication with various managers, including Amorim, United issued a statement stating that “the report claiming that we are exploring alternatives to Erik ten Hag as manager is categorically false.” United corroborated this information by saying that “the report claiming that we are exploring alternatives to Erik ten Hag as manager is categorically false.”
On Thursday, Amorim, who is now 38 years old, expressed a desire to put an end to the speculations. There has been persistent speculation regarding a move to the Premier League for quite some time.
In response to a question regarding his connections to United, he said, “This year I’m not going to go back to the same conversation as last year.” “I will refrain from making any comments regarding the current situation. Due to the fact that it is contingent on the results, the future cannot be predicted.
“I won’t divulge my strategy for the upcoming episode just yet, but I do have one for the upcoming episodes in the next season. On the other hand, the circumstances and the results point us in a completely opposite path.
“I do not wish to provide my thoughts on these issues at this time. There has been no communication between Manchester United and me.
When asked whether anything would change in light of speculations that his contract featured a €10 million (£8.7 million) release clause, he responded by saying, “I won’t be commenting on that.”
“I will honor the agreement, and I will see to it that all of its terms are met.”