Ruben Amorim set for brutal Man United FFP truth ahead of January transfer window
Manchester United's perilous Financial Fair Play (FFP) situation could be a rude and brutal warning for Ruben Amorim as he turns his attention to improving the squad.
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Manchester United's perilous Financial Fair Play (FFP) situation could be a rude and brutal warning for Ruben Amorim as he turns his attention to improving the squad.
Manchester United have launched a new survey to "ensure the views of residents and community members are at the heart of the plans" to regenerate the area around Old Trafford.
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Matthijs de Ligt has admitted he does not know a great deal about new Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim as the club enters a new era under the former Sporting CP head coach. The 39-year-old started his new role on Monday after leaving Sporting, where he led the Portuguese outfit to two league titles in four-and-a-half years.
Manchester United have been crowned English champions a record 20 times but they have failed even to compete for the Premier League or Champions League titles since Alex Ferguson stepped down in 2013. Amorim, a 39-year-old former Portugal international, is United's sixth permanent appointment since the end of Ferguson's trophy-filled 27-year-reign. David Moyes, Louis van Gaal, Jose Mourinho, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ten Hag have all come and gone, unable to take United back to the top despite lavish spending. More than £600 million ($772 million) was spent over Ten Hag's five transfer windows on new signings but few have proved value for money. Despite United's flaws, Amorim will have a greater pool of talent than he did at Sporting, but he will have to work hard to get the most out of an under-performing squad. He is the first manager appointed since British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe became a minority owner of the club earlier this year, taking control of football operations. Being Ratcliffe's man should buy him wriggle room and time, but he will know that at a club of the size of United, patience only stretches so far. "I feel ready for the new challenge," an upbeat Amorim said after his farewell match with Sporting. "I'm not naive, I know that it's going to be very, very different, very tough but I feel that I'm ready."
The Ruben Amorim era has officially begun at Manchester United.
Morten Hjulmand showed his true colours following Ruben Amorim's final appearance in the dugout for Sporting CP. The 39-year-old took charge of his last game for the Portuguese outfit on Sunday night, masterminding a dramatic 4-2 win over Braga.
Manchester United are 13th in the Premier League and talk of winning the title is fanciful, but Ruben Amorim must believe he can end the wait for league glory at Old Trafford. Each manager since Sir Alex Ferguson has failed in that remit and fans are hoping Amorim will be different.