Manchester United’s board of directors officially SACKED head coach Ruben Amorim immediately after the humiliating 0-3 defeat to Man City
Breaking news from Old Trafford: Manchester United’s hierarchy has officially dismissed Ruben Amorim following the crushing 3-0 defeat to Manchester City, a result that not only humiliated the club on the pitch but also exposed the turmoil festering behind the scenes. The atmosphere in the hours after the final whistle was explosive, leaving supporters in shock and sending ripples across the football world.
The decision was rapid and uncompromising. Reports indicate that an emergency meeting was called almost immediately after the derby embarrassment, and by midnight the axe had fallen. Inside the dressing room, chaos reigned—senior players clashed, accusations flew, and unsettling revelations about the fractured relationship between Amorim and his squad came to light.
Insiders suggest the squad had lost belief in the coach weeks ago. His tactical ideas were branded confusing, training sessions were seen as uninspiring, and the overall environment had grown toxic. The most damning revelation was that Amorim allegedly confessed privately to senior players that he had “no answers” for Manchester City before the derby even began, a confession that drained confidence and morale before kick-off. Combined with his persistence in backing out-of-form figures such as Luke Shaw, patience inside the camp evaporated.
What followed was a mutiny of sorts. Heated exchanges broke out in the dressing room, with Shaw reportedly at the center of arguments after being blamed for City’s second goal. Players stormed out, the atmosphere descended further, and by the time Amorim tried to restore order, the decision had already been taken above him—his tenure was finished.
On social media, fans were merciless. Within hours, hashtags like #AmorimOut, #UnitedCrisis, and #BoardExposed dominated the conversation, capturing the sense of anger and despair running through the fanbase.
United now face yet another managerial void. An interim appointment is expected imminently, with names such as Michael Carrick, Zinedine Zidane, and Graham Potter already being touted. Yet the deeper question lingers: can anyone steady this fractured squad and restore Manchester United’s lost identity?
Ruben Amorim may be gone, but the fallout from his brief reign has left lasting scars. The Red Devils aren’t just battling defeats—they are battling a crisis of unity, pride, and direction that threatens the very heart of the club.
