
The Digest:
Manchester United have sacked manager Ruben Amorim after just 14 months in charge, with the Portuguese coach paying the price for a public outburst against the club's board and an underwhelming record of 24 wins from 63 games.
Key Points:
- Manchester United has terminated Ruben Amorim's contract with immediate effect.
- The sacking follows his explosive post-match comments after a 1-1 draw with Leeds United.
- Amorim won only 24 of his 63 games in charge, a win rate of 38%.
- In his outburst, he insisted he was hired to be "manager, not the head coach."
- The club stated the change was made to give the team the best chance of a high league finish.
- United confirmed there were no prior power struggles or ultimatums before the decision.
- An interim replacement is already lined up to take charge of the squad.
Sources: Goal, Fabrizio Romano
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