Ruben Amorim’s departure from Manchester United has come on the heels of a tense press conference following the club’s 1–1 draw with Leeds United on Sunday.
The Portuguese coach openly criticized the club’s hierarchy, urging senior figures at Old Trafford to “do their jobs” as frustrations around results and direction continued to grow.
Amorim exits after a turbulent 14-month spell in charge marked by inconsistency on the pitch and mounting scrutiny off it.
As things stand, United occupy sixth place in the league table after 20 matches a position that reflects both missed opportunities and lingering instability.
His comments, and the timing of his departure, are likely to intensify the spotlight on United’s leadership and their long-term vision for the club.
