Following a tumultuous 14-month spell, Ruben Amorim has been dismissed as head coach of Manchester United after a disappointing 1-1 draw against Leeds United and a contentious post-match press conference where he voiced frustrations about the club's management.
The club has appointed Darren Fletcher, a beloved former player, as interim manager amidst the ongoing turmoil surrounding the team's performance in the Premier League.
In his explosive press conference, Amorim declared himself a "manager, not just a coach," expressing feelings of betrayal by the hierarchy and demanding that they take responsibility for their roles.
The reaction from pundits has been intense, with Jamie Carragher criticizing Amorim's managerial ability and Gary Neville responding to the controversial remarks made by the former coach.
Manchester United's struggle continues to haunt the club, with a series of lackluster performances, underlining a desperate need for a fresh direction.
As various names emerge in the speculation for Amorim's permanent replacement, the atmosphere at the club reflects a broader dissatisfaction with leadership and a desire for a return to former glory.