Former Man Utd sporting director Dan Ashworth wanted to appoint a Premier League boss over Ruben Amorim before his sacking, according to reports.

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim insists he is "not worried" about losing his job, despite an extremely challenging first three months in the hotseat.

Ruben Amorim has opened up on “a lot of problems” at Manchester United but says he’s not worried about himself after his troubled team lost again.

Former Manchester United sporting director Dan Ashworth wanted Brentford manager Thomas Frank to replace Erik ten Hag, not Ruben Amorim. Ashworth spent just five months at Manchester United, starting in his role in July last year and leaving in December.

Last month, after yet another chastening defeat, Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim told the world that his current team was perhaps the worst in the club’s long history. Now, he’s saying, “My job is so,

Manchester United have been told that Ruben Amorim 'wants to leave' the club, according to the latest reports, with billionaire owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe also slammed

Manchester United’s disastrous season has put Ruben Amorim in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. Following yet another Premier The post Ruben Amorim under fire as Manchester United’s struggles continue first appeared on Africa Top Sports.

Ruben Amorim hasn't had the best start to his Manchester United tenure, but he will continue to do things his way even if it means ostracising players

Jamie O’Hara says a Manchester United player ‘looks like he hates football’ under Ruben Amorim. United suffered yet another defeat at the weekend – losing 1-0 to Tottenham – and O’Hara described the Manchester giants as ‘absolutely terrible’.