According to Prominent Italian Journalist Fabrizio Romano a Premier League Manager is Leading the Race to Succeed Ruben Amorim at Man United as Ineos’ Patience Wears Thin from the recent streak of losses. Ineos has also told Amorim that his job lies on the performance of the team in the next match against Everton.

Manchester United Reportedly Eye Thomas Frank as Amorim’s Potential Replacement

Reports suggest that Manchester United have identified Brentford manager Thomas Frank as a possible successor to Ruben Amorim.

A year has passed since INEOS invested in the club, but instead of progress, United appear to have regressed under their leadership. Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his team have faced criticism for their questionable managerial choices and flawed squad planning.

Under Erik ten Hag, United endured their worst-ever Premier League finish, yet the club’s hierarchy chose to retain him for another season. After a poor start to the current campaign, INEOS eventually dismissed Ten Hag and appointed Amorim. However, rather than experiencing an initial boost under the Portuguese coach, the team’s struggles have only deepened.

Doubts are already surfacing about Amorim’s long-term future at Old Trafford. Recent reports, as relayed by The Peoples Person, indicate that United are actively exploring potential replacements. Now, Fichajes claims that the club’s board is beginning to question whether Amorim is the right leader for the team and has started considering alternatives.

Frank has emerged as a leading candidate, with suggestions that he “could take the reins” if results do not improve soon. The Brentford boss was reportedly among the options considered before United appointed Amorim.

Additionally, separate reports indicate that Dan Ashworth had favored bringing in Frank as Ten Hag’s successor. However, the club’s decision-makers opted for Amorim instead, and shortly afterward, Ashworth departed from his role as sporting director. While it remains uncertain whether this managerial choice directly influenced his exit, his swift departure has further highlighted concerns about INEOS’s handling of the club.