Manchester United Considers Replacing Manager Amid Poor Performance

Manchester United is reportedly considering replacing manager Ruben Amorim due to the team's struggles under his leadership. Amorim has faced criticism for failing to deliver consistent results since taking charge in November 2024, with the club collecting only 34 points from 33 games.

The Red Devils' board, led by minority shareholder Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has shortlisted three potential successors for Amorim: Gareth Southgate, Oliver Glasner, and Andoni Iraola. Southgate, the former England boss, is among the top contenders, with recent reports suggesting fresh contact has been made with him.

The pressure on Amorim has intensified as the club explores new managerial options amid a string of disappointing performances.