LIVE FROM OLD TRAFFORD🔥: INEOS have identified three main candidates to replace Ruben Amorim at Manchester United as the date his sacking is openly revealed

As of February 18, 2025, Manchester United is facing considerable difficulties both on the field and off it. The team’s performance has been lackluster, resulting in managerial uncertainty and internal conflicts within the club’s leadership.

Current Performance and Managerial Struggles

Since Ruben Amorim took over as manager on November 11, 2024, Manchester United has found it challenging to achieve consistent results. The team has earned only 14 points from 14 Premier League games, placing them in a vulnerable 15th position in the league. A recent 1-0 loss to Tottenham Hotspur has worsened matters, with Amorim admitting, “everything is going wrong,” particularly due to an injury crisis that has kept 12 first-team players out of action. This situation led to the inclusion of eight inexperienced teenagers on the bench during the Tottenham match.

INEOS’s Involvement and Internal Disagreements

In December 2023, INEOS, the British multinational chemical corporation headed by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, acquired a minority share in Manchester United. Since then, the club has been plagued by internal discord, particularly regarding the appointment of the manager. Reports indicate that former sporting director Dan Ashworth opposed Amorim’s appointment, suggesting a preference for a manager with Premier League experience, like Thomas Frank from Brentford. This internal dispute points to a larger debate within the club’s leadership about the appropriate direction and management for Manchester United.

Financial Constraints and Potential Player Sales