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Manchester United’s 2-0 win over Sunderland just before the international break has helped Ruben Amorim sit a little easier at the Theatre of Dreams.

The Portuguese head coach is yet to live up to expectations since taking charge of the Premier League giants in November last year.

Amorim had won the league twice with Sporting during his four-year spell, registering a 71% win ratio. He was expected to work his magic and resolve United’s issues but so far, it wasn’t to be.

50 games later, the Portuguese has managed just 20 wins, and a poor start to the season, that sees the Red Devils sit 10th in the Premier League, has only added to his woes. Sir Jim Ratcliffe recently suggested that Amorim would be given three years to implement his plans at the Theatre of Dreams.

But that hasn’t stopped the rumours, with multiple candidates still linked as possible replacements, including Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner.

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