Man Utd Sack Amorim, Fletcher Takes Reins vs Burnley

Manchester United has officially parted ways with Ruben Amorim, just 14 months into his tenure as head coach. The decision comes after a disappointing run of results, including draws against Leeds United and Wolverhampton Wanderers, leaving the Red Devils sixth in the Premier League.

Amorim's departure was sparked by a fiery press conference where he emphasized his role as the manager, not just the coach, hinting at underlying tensions with the club's hierarchy. Darren Fletcher, former Manchester United midfielder and current Under-18 head coach, will take over as interim manager for the upcoming match against Burnley on Wednesday.

Fletcher's appointment is seen as a temporary solution while the club searches for a permanent replacement. Rio Ferdinand, a former Manchester United defender, praised Fletcher's humility and experience, suggesting he could make a strong case for the permanent job.

Amorim's tenure was marked by inconsistent performances, with a win ratio of 32% and an average of 1.53 goals conceded per game, the worst in Manchester United's Premier League era. His sacking reflects the club's frustration with their current standing and desire for a fresh start.