I just went through all the information available and really didn't find anyone who will replace Ruben Amorim to lead Sporting to finish this season, from some information I got some of Ruben Amorim assistant coaches at Sporting also went to Manchester United.
This is something that certainly makes many people feel sad about the departure of the coach because his influence so far has been very good on the development and strength of the team until it has had very good performance, but I sure that in the future they will get replacement who can work well and continue Ruben Amorim performance in bringing success to Sporting, they still have chance to win the title if they get the right replacement.
Now all set for the departure of Ruben Amorim from Sporting CP after two big games first against Manchester City on 6th November at home after this on 10th November at Braga then life could be not same as they have in last few years under their great leader who give them two titles in just three years.
Now we also have all set for the new boss of this club Sporting CP he is Joao Pereira who is currently working with Sporting CP b team in Liga 3 as he is favourite of club's President Frederico Varandas 40 years old doing good job for the Sporting CP b and Amorim is also happy with this replacement because they feel things could be on same level under him and club will be able to do on same level.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/manchester-united-manager-ruben-amorim-33990768Amorim's exit has indeed shocked Sporting CP to the core. Though replacement brought in fresh air with achievements everyone was waiting for so long, it brought the club back to the Portuguese League Champions, which in itself is a great achievement because they have been away from the title for years. This success not only provided some silverware but also reinstated belief within the team and proved that Sporting could stand head to head with other giants, which in return revived hopes for a brighter future of the club.
This landslide victory over Manchester City adds to the testament of Amorim's strategy and leadership, which then makes Sporting a team bold enough to take on big European clubs. So, big English clubs like MU wanting to have him is not surprising.
Sporting will lose one of their best coaches. Hopefully, Joao Pereira, who will replace him, can continue Amorim's great vision, keep Sporting's performance at a high level, and maintain the winning spirit that has been built so far.