. Perhaps he and his Jewish wife and children would fit in better living nearer their relatives in Israel.
He took Strasbourg to seventh place, that's not exactly Fred from the bus stop is it.
Man Utd left with eye-watering bill as sacked Ruben Amorim lands monster payout
Ruben Amorim received his marching orders on Monday as he was sacked by Manchester United - but he will leave Old Trafford with a huge pay-off after only 14 months of workwww.mirror.co.uk
Ruben Amorim left Manchester United with a £10million pay-off on Monday after he was sacked as head coach following just 14 months in his role - a decision that has ultimately cost the club dear.
Tensions behind the scenes came to a head with Amorim and Director of Football Jason Wilcox clashing on several issues, including his style of play. The Portuguese head coach went public with some of his frustrations after Sunday's draw at Leeds and was subsequently given his marching orders less than 24 hours later.
His dismissal means that United spent a staggering £27m to hire and then fire Amorim. He was identified as the man to replace Erik ten Hag following an impressive spell in charge of Sporting Lisbon. In the winter of 2024 United bought out his contract in Lisbon for £8.3m and then paid another £900,000 so he could start work early. When he arrived he signed a £6.5m-a-year deal, which was set to keep him in Manchester until June 2027.
United will also have to compensate the five-man backroom team who followed him from Portugal, reports the Daily Mail. History will not look kindly on the investment with Amorim winning just 25 of his 63 games at the helm, while he also presided over the team's lowest ever finish in the Premier League era.
He took Strasbourg to seventh place, that's not exactly Fred from the bus stop is it.
Heard anything about Vlahovic going to Barça in the summer on a free ?
Man Utd left with eye-watering bill as sacked Ruben Amorim lands monster payout
Ruben Amorim received his marching orders on Monday as he was sacked by Manchester United - but he will leave Old Trafford with a huge pay-off after only 14 months of work
Ruben Amorim left Manchester United with a £10million pay-off on Monday after he was sacked as head coach following just 14 months in his role - a decision that has ultimately cost the club dear.
Tensions behind the scenes came to a head with Amorim and Director of Football Jason Wilcox clashing on several issues, including his style of play. The Portuguese head coach went public with some of his frustrations after Sunday's draw at Leeds and was subsequently given his marching orders less than 24 hours later.
His dismissal means that United spent a staggering £27m to hire and then fire Amorim. He was identified as the man to replace Erik ten Hag following an impressive spell in charge of Sporting Lisbon. In the winter of 2024 United bought out his contract in Lisbon for £8.3m and then paid another £900,000 so he could start work early. When he arrived he signed a £6.5m-a-year deal, which was set to keep him in Manchester until June 2027.
United will also have to compensate the five-man backroom team who followed him from Portugal, reports the Daily Mail. History will not look kindly on the investment with Amorim winning just 25 of his 63 games at the helm, while he also presided over the team's lowest ever finish in the Premier League era.
He took Strasbourg to seventh place, that's not exactly Fred from the bus stop is it.
Yep, read about it every day.
No idea but they just loaned Cancelo, hopefully he starts in big games. Over 3.5 great bet.
Lewy just can’t stay healthy, his legs are starting to give and Flick’s system relies on pressing up the middle.
He should run for president of FC Barcelona
