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Judging by the fact that Manchester United management can tolerate their team's failures for a long time, this coach will definitely last until the end of the season. It is very interesting to see what he is capable of in charge behind such a big team. Although whether it can be called big now, if you consider their very average level, and not considering the number of players - I doubt it

I doubt Arda can take that position because we all know that Vini Jr and Mbappe are irreplaceable unless ancelotti plays 3 attackers mbappe is positioned as a target man arda is likely to be placed on the right wing competing with rodrygo but ancelotti has done that and is not effective in the midfielder position there is also a lot of competition.
Like it or not if they want a lot of playing minutes real madrid must loan arda to another club that is also to improve his abilities because if it continues like this adra guler could experience a decline.

I wish Manchester United can leave Van Nistelrooy for a while to see how his performance is going to impact on the development of the team. I am really curious to see how he handles the team as a foremost and one of the most celebrated players in the past. Before Amorim sets in as the new head coach, let's see what this guy has to show. The sack of Ten Hag was a good decision made by the management. As a matter of fact, I think it was a decision that was taken a bit late, however, it is better than never. I also want to see if Amorim is capable enough to take the place of Ten Hag when he finally agrees to be on board.

Looking at Amorim’s record at Sporting CP, I believe that he will not struggle to adapt to Manchester United. Amorim is a talented coach with solid technical abilities and innovative ideas, his spell at Sporting is proof of his abilities. He had an impressive first season at the club, and won the league in his second season. I’m not expecting Amorim to immediately replicate that level success in Manchester United, I’m hoping he can save United’s future and get them back into the title race.

So Rube Amorin, who runs the Portuguese league, doesn't have much experience outside the league?
Perhaps because of his tender age he is just starting his career there?
Now he has made the decision to become Manchester United manager, this is a challenge for him because we know the Premier League is very tight, it is not easy to imagine that he will win because he competes here with several other great coaches.
The first season we have to see how Ruben Amorin is at Manchester United.

Arda Güler can't take the jersey from Mbappe or Vini. I think if he wants to stay at Real Madrid, he should move towards the area that will be vacated by Kross or that will be vacated by Modric. He has to make some changes in his style of football. I know it's not an easy thing to do, but otherwise he won't get more minutes at Real Madrid. I think his second possibility is to transfer to a team where he can get more minutes...

Manchester United has never been easy club to manage as we have too many on and off the field issues with them in last few years just because of this we have too many flop coaches now who is next in line it's also interesting because for me most chances like Bayern Munich no big name will be tried to have this spot because things have never been easy to bring positive results.

If they want to have better results and consistency then surely they needed an overhaul which can bring better environment into dressing room and things will be also easy to manage for new coach even they have few top quality players, but they are fail to give their best which is surely the biggest concern for them while they are currently at the 14th spot in Premier League table. Currently, we have Amorin as favourite but most chances he will be not taken this risk with Manchester United needed to go with gamble like Bayern Munich done with Kompany hopefully things will be brought good changes.

Real Madrid is a strong team and arguably the most competitive, but what I don't understand is the point of the most traditional club. Please, give me a little understanding related to what you said. The title for Madrid is something that is part of them every season, be it La Liga or the Champions League. However, along the way it is natural that there will always be obstacles that hinder smooth progress, especially according to what is desired. What I regret about Madrid is that they did not bring in several defenders in the last transfer window. Either as a reserve player, or as one of the defenders who are relied on. Kroos' retirement also has an impact on the team's current performance, but it is only a matter of time until Madrid's players are able to increase their level and stability in playing.


Competition with Barcelona is more precisely in La Liga, unless the two teams meet in the Champions League. As you said, I tried to interpret it, you predicted that Madrid would win by a large margin in the match later. Yeah, anyway Real Madrid has a chance for that. But unfortunately, all of that has not materialized and is still in the discourse. but at least we agree on one thing, La Liga still has many matches to be played by both teams. it is possible that Barcelona could slip in several matches, as well as Madrid, besides having to reduce the points difference they must be consistent and must not slip in each match. so, there is still a lot of time and opportunity.

I really understand your concern well. Manchester United can hire a proven coach. Instead, they gamble on a young, untested coach from a minor league. I think their management has other ideas.

Let's be positive. They have sacked the root of all their problems at Manchester United. I'm a bit disappointed they didn't hire an experienced coach from another major league. But, they did better than keeping the previous coach longer.

Amorim will still be a sporting manager until the international break (11-19 Nov). So, they will have two weeks under Ruud Van Nistelroy. let's see how good they're against Chelsea.

Manchester United have decided to gamble just as Liverpool and Bayern Munich did. Who would have expected that Vincent Kompany would be appointed the manager of the German side without any experience in the Bundesliga? Arne Slot has also never coached any English side but he is doing a great job with Liverpool. Ruben Amorim is having a good time in Primeira Liga club Sporting CP and can replicate it in the Premiership. He is young and would be able to work with the management more than established coaches like Massimiliano Allegri.   

And yet they finally decided to sign Amorim, Manchester United do not change their principles, they try to find a nugget instead of taking a ready-made one. I do not want to say that Amorim may be a bad option for Manchester United, but I want to say that perhaps more suitable options were available, like Terzic, or maybe even Allegri, yes they do not have experience in the Premier League, but Amorim does not either. The Portuguese championship is different from the Premier League, so it is difficult to say that he will be able to achieve the same results as he did with Sporting.

Now all is set as we will have Ruben Amorim as new head coach of the Manchester United in next few days because details are settled just two matters are under talk one is his release clause could be €20 Million if Manchester Untied will be not happy and sack him before end of contract with second is who is going to be next coach for the Sporting CP because Ruben Amorim done impressive job here with two titles and good depth in club so they are in talk about his best replacement.

We have too much talk about Xavi and Zidane but at the end we are heading for another top quality product of Portugal which is making his mark and doing good job this could be good change for the Manchester Untied because he can do much better than Eric Ten Hag, but they also needed to keep patience like they have with Eric Ten Hag in last two seasons.

It's not just that Real Madrid have built a strong team to win major tournament titles this season, but Real Madrid have been trying to differentiate themselves from other clubs for as long as they've been playing football. Among all the clubs in Europe at the moment, the most traditional club is Real Madrid, and the club that rivals Real Madrid is Barcelona. Although these two teams do not meet much in the Champions League matches, still we observe the competition between these two teams well in the El Clasico matches. 

In the last match Barcelona played against Real Madrid, Barcelona beat Real Madrid by a big margin, but we thought that Real Madrid would win by a big margin against this team. 
A win or loss in one match doesn't decide the entire tournament so Real Madrid still have a lot of potential to do well in major tournaments.

Pep Guardiola earlier today confirmed that Manchester City midfield maestro Kelvin De Bruyne will not return to action till after the FIFA international break in November which means that we should expect the return of the Belgian by mid November. Manchester City have been impressive this season but we can't shy away from the fact that they've not been convincing in their wins recently especially since De Bruyne got injured. What's your thoughts about the awaited return of one of the best midfielders in the history of the English Premier League?

Guler is a talented young player, he performed brilliantly with Fenerbahce so that Real Madrid really wanted to recruit him. However, after he officially became part of the Madrid squad, he actually received less attention from the coach. Ancelotti focuses more on senior players and rarely gives opportunities to young players, this situation slightly hampers Guler development because he is rarely directly involved in official matches. If Real Madrid want to let him go, perhaps a loan option or including Bay back in the deal would be better than selling him permanently. Real Madrid must be able to develop him in any way possible because his ability can be used as an asset for the future, they must learn from the case of Odegaard.

Yes, Ten Hag's time is over and it doesn't seem much different from previous coaches. now new hope with a new coach. of course a big challenge for Amorim, it's not easy to change this team, but at least when United's team performance improves from now on, then it will be clearly visible.
Hopefully, he can bring United to a better end at the end of the season. and can continue the new season with a better squad that he wants. if all is not better, maybe it won't be much different from the Ten Hag era.

Ten Hag saw this coming am sure, because once the backroom staffs were replaced, all eyes became more focused on him to perform.
Well, he failed to make Manchester United not qualify for the champions league or even rank among the top English teams currently in the League, so what good has he done more if not make the team look more beautiful with jerseys and sit at the bottom of the table?

Amorim is a successful Coach in that regard and a good replacement if I concur. Let a new hand give it a try, perhaps we would see players return to form and make the English league more interesting with the fight they bring per match, till season ends.

The better if we need to stop looking at Amorim's stats at Sporting and Braga from the domestic league. When has Portugal been a major league? It's not relevant to mention his achievements in the league that has not been counted as a major league. In the context of major leagues, we have 5 major leagues: England, Italy, Spain, France, Germany.

It means his achievements in his previous league mean nothing. We've seen it before. A coach wins trophies in the lower leagues. Then, he steps up to the EPL. It often ends in disappointment.

Amorim's success in his previous league doesn't guarantee him in the EPL.

Even though Amorim had a good result, but he was only become a coach in Braga B and Sporting CP, not in a top 5 competitive leagues. I would consider him as a fresh graduate who try to work in big company, I doubt that Bruno and Rashford will listen to him.

If Amorim moved to Manchester City and Pep moved to Manchester United, both of them might successful.

It would be an inner battle especially since van Nistelrooy is also a new coach who has yet to be tested in terms of coaching credibility but in the end it would be better than staying with Ten Hag who has proven to be a failure.

There is indeed a concern for that and actually what happened with Manchester United now was experienced by Liverpool at the beginning of the season because not a few people doubted the Slot who replaced Klopp as coach but when he has been given the authority now all that should be concerned is to give his best to make the club's performance improve, and that is what van Nistelrooy must do at this time.

Manchester United also does not have much time because finding a new coach who is fast and fits the criteria will definitely be very difficult so inevitably they only have to fully entrust van Nistelrooy for now as an interim coach to show his quality.