US EditionManchester United Considering Former England Boss as Potential Replacement for Ruben Amorim: Reports
Manchester United's poor form under Ruben Amorim has led to a shortlist including Gareth Southgate, Oliver Glasner, and Andoni Iraola as potential new managers.
- Manchester United is considering former England manager Gareth Southgate as a potential replacement for Ruben Amorim in 2025.
- Following Euro 2024, Southgate stepped down and has recently engaged in discussions with majority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe amid growing concerns over Amorim's position.
- Amorim, who took charge of United in November 2024, has secured 19 wins in 49 games but has yet to achieve consecutive Premier League victories, drawing criticism following a 3-1 defeat at Brentford.
- Southgate, praised for leading England to Euro finalists in 2020 and 2024, is part of a three-man shortlist with Crystal Palace's Oliver Glasner and AFC Bournemouth's Andoni Iraola.
- United officials publicly support Amorim but the ongoing speculation and Ratcliffe’s talks with Southgate suggest a managerial review could follow a full season assessment.
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Amorim retains Man Utd’s confidence, dismisses uncertainty...
Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim said he was not concerned about his job after a day on which a previous step forward had been followed by another one back. The optimism generated by the victory over Chelsea seven days beforehand was lost in a 3-1 defeat at Brentford that kept United firmly in the bottom half of the Premier League. The club, though, remain supportive of their head coach despite the damaging loss. Sources insist minority…
Luke Shaw has already given Gareth Southgate Man United verdict amid 'manager shortlist' - Manchester Evening News
Gareth Southgate has reportedly been shortlisted as a potential candidate to replace Ruben Amorim following Manchester United's 3-1 defeat at Brentford
Gareth Southgate 'contacted by Ratcliffe' as Man Utd weigh up Ruben Amorim future - The Mirror
Ruben Amorim's job at Manchester United is reportedly under threat after the club's latest Premier League defeat, with the Red Devils 'drawing up a three-man shortlist'
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