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Indeed, there is no guarantee that a team with a new coach can provide a better future and even experienced coaches will also fail in a team if they have certain problems.
I mean like right now some people hope for Ruben Amorim to be able to bring MU to a higher level, that makes sense because as long as Ruben Amorim is given the freedom to recruit players and he can bring in quality players, I think the opportunity is still there even though it is not guaranteed.

And in my opinion as long as Ruben Amorim is still accompanied by Van Nistelrooy, everything will be fine and MU will soon improve.
We'll see later in the upcoming match Man United will face PAOK will be the first victory that MU gets in the European league this season.

I think don't expect too much like that at the beginning, because if the reality is not as expected then you will be very disappointed. Because after all, basically Ruben Amorim also does not have much experience to be the head coach of a top  team in the Premier League, so there is still  no guarantee for Ruben Amorim to be successful at Manchester United. Because after all, about Erik ten Hag also at the beginning of his arrival it was very flattered and Erik ten Hag also at least succeeded in his first season at that time.

But after all, in reality Erik ten Hag still failed and even though he managed to make Manchester United get a trophy but Erik ten Hag was still fired. So, I think there is absolutely no guarantee about Ruben Amorim, because Ruben Amorim's experience is also limited to having good results in Portugal  and not for teams in different leagues.

Although Ruben Amorim success with Sporting CP looks dazzling, Manchester United fans should not expect more this season. However, seeing the situation getting better after Ten Hag departure, it seems that the Red Devils will succeed in achieving their target at the end of the season. Ruud van Nistelrooy has been able to do his job well so far, where Manchester United managed to beat Leicester City and draw with Chelsea.
Ruben Amorim will arrive on November 11, which means he will only be effective in accompanying his new team after the international break, and the away match against Ipswich Town will be his first match. Ruud van Nistelrooy will accompany the team for two more matches, against PAOK in the Europa League and Leicester City in the Premier League. The next five matches in the Europa League, including against PAOK, in my opinion are relatively easy for Manchester United, Ruben Amorim seems to prioritize the Europa League trophy to be won to get a ticket to the Champions League next season.

I don't think the management should put too much pressure on Amorim by winning the title at the beginning of his coaching season, because however improving Manchester United performance should be the main goal of Amorim later, maybe Ten Hag managed to lift two minor trophies during his coaching but will it be equivalent to the amount of money that has been spent by the management so far?
In my opinion, even Guardiola can not been able to bring City to win the league in his first season, but the trust given by the management has actually made him succeed in bringing Manchester City to win many trophies until now, so I think shouldn't Amorim also be given the opportunity for at least one season to adapt and restore Manchester United performance which has been very poor at the moment, I think with the mentality and performance that Manchester United has at the moment may not be only amorim, But even great coach like guardiola and ancelotti may find it very difficult to give the Red Devils such a prestigious trophy in their first season on coaching .

now he has time to study the squad he has, although not face to face but usually a good coach will be able to judge from the game of a player or the game of a team from a team, in this case Manchester United.
Just like usual, when a new coach comes then there will be a lot of expectations for the coach, and that will indirectly become a real moral burden for a coach. So Amorim must also have that, I mean not be affected by the burden that is now on his shoulders. At least for now he must be able to adapt well, with that it will make it easier in the future. because in a team the relationship between the coach and the players must be well established. Even if you follow social media, then we will find a conspiracy that Manchester United players deliberately played badly to see Erik Ten Hag fired. Lol

Come on, not all managers are successful on their first season.

We haven't even see a match where Manchester United is managed by Amorim, we can't draw any conclusion.

Europa League isn't easy too, there are many top teams like Galatasaray, FC Porto, Lazio etc, honestly I wouldn't give any expectation they will become a champion, it's different to Europa Conference where most of the teams are mediocre.

But, I'm sure Manchester United will win in the upcoming match, PAOK Thessaloniki FC is a nothing team.

I also think Ruben Amorim will have no trouble understanding the current situation at Manchester United because he was brought in to make Manchester United better after Ten Hag was sacked because there was nothing to expect from the manager. And Ruud Van Nistelrooy is also a pretty smart guy in the world of football so his ideas can sometimes be very useful to a new coach like Ruben Amorim although I also have no doubts about the quality of technical knowledge that Ruben Amorim currently has so he will definitely be able to make a better change at Manchester United.

But can he lead Manchester United to the Europa League trophy this season or will Manchester United fans come up with the excuse that we should give him more time at the club. There are managers that takeover the management of a club and brings them success instantly by winning them some trophies. Erik ten hag did it for Manchester United when he took over therefore Ruben Amorim have to do the same or for me he has failed. Arteta did it for Arsenal too and when managers bring success to the club then the club can give them more time to build the team to the standard that they can work with the players to bring success to the club.

Needing Van Nistelrooy to take on this role was a risky decision for any manager looking to build a reputation for himself. Amorim's way of working and football philosophy will be completely different from Van Nistelrooy's. A new management team, with a clear philosophy and unaffected by previous management teams, is crucial to returning the club to its peak.

I need to say If in the next 3 matches, Van Nistelrooy has good results, Amorim will need to "remove" the Dutch strategist from the coaching team. Manchester United should be wary of the lure. For Amorim to truly focus on his job and build a team that is aligned with his vision, the club needs to make clear decisions and avoid unnecessary distractions. If someone with a good influence from the fans is on the bench and with someone new to Old Trafford, it will be very difficult for Amorim.

Ruben Amorim is a good coach, and I don’t think he necessarily needs direction from Ruud van Nistelrooy to understand the situation at Manchester United or the condition of the players after Erik ten Hag’s dismissal. He’s a skilled coach with the technical know-how to connect with his players. Given that the current club captain is Portuguese, I wouldn’t be surprised if he quickly builds a strong rapport with the new team and players, allowing him to focus on the tasks ahead.

It's vital to say if Ruud Van Nistelrooy was winning against Leicester City's B team. Yet people are massively talking about Manchester United getting a "manager bounce" effect after he took a position as interim. It's too early to judge RVN's performance in this club. The upcoming game will show his impact on the club. His team is gonna face Chelsea, which is one of the clubs that closest to the top 4. Hopefully, his team will pull out a vibes FC performance against Chelsea soon.

Ruben Amorim will surely try to become one of the best managers of Manchester United. I agree with you that mid-season change of manager is challenging for any club and even more challenging for managers. If the team performs well as a result of the change of manager, there may not be much discussion about this issue.  

However, there will be a lot of criticism if Manchester United's performance is poor due to a change of manager in the middle of the season, or if they perform the same as Manchester United did under the previous manager. And everyone will say that their previous manager at Manchester United was better than Ruben Amorim. Hopefully the players will be able to adapt themselves well to this manager and this manager will be able to improve the team considerably in a short period of time.

Actually the head coach definitely may have not been listening to the assistant and that's is why the assistant seem to be having good results after his exit and now Manchester United is beginning to look promising in their performance and it's gradually becoming obvious their problem was mostly with their coach that had much earlier and now they are doing better than they have aver done this season. Let's not be too expectant but be optimistic about van Nisterlrooy.

They will complement each other, because he knows the mentality of the team, weaknesses, he has been there for a long time and will definitely help the head coach. His achievements should of course be seen over a long period of time, not just one match, especially against Leicester City, who do not really pose a threat. They've only just returned to the EPL, they're trivially bad at playing so far

Ruben Amorin may be the best choice for now, the new coach is rumored to be joining Manchester United on November 11th. Ruben Amorin is one of the most prominent young coaches in Europe today. Moreover, the young coach has a fairly good track record in leading his club to become champions. Ruben Amorin did start his coaching career from the bottom, the first time he entered the world of coaching he had time to coach Casa Pia which was a team competing in the third division of the Portuguese league, Ruben Amorin was able to bring Casa Pia to be undefeated in several matches. And then in the following season in 2019, Amorin moved to the Baraga B team and then became the main coach, which in his first season at the club, Amorin was able to bring Braga to win the Portuguese league. And thanks to his intelligence in coaching, amorin was recruited by sporting CP with the hope of bringing sporting cp back to win the title, and sure enough under amorin's tutelage, sporting cp was able to win the title in 2 seasons in the Portuguese league, namely in the 2020/21 season and in the 2023/24 season.

So of course with amorin's intelligence and brilliance in coaching, we all hope that amorin can bring big changes to MU, leading MU back to winning the title, as amorin did for sporting CP.

Based on the news circulating, it seems that Manchester United has succeeded in bringing in Ruben Amorim but after I checked into the current team squad, it seems that Ruud van Nistelrooy is still the interem coach of Manchester United. With Manchester United's good results in the EFL Cup, then I think it is indeed appropriate for Manchester United to give time and opportunity for Ruud van Nistelrooy to serve as Manchester United's head coach. At least,  maybe until the middle of this season or maybe even until the end of this season, if the results are good then of course Manchester United does not need to spend a lot of money to get Ruben Amorim who is basically still under contract at Sporting.

Ths head coach is responsible for every decision made and actions taken because he is in charge of the players, and the assistant coach is just to share ideas and carry out his own duties. Which means that an assistant coach might have some ideas that can help the club grow if he is listened to by his head coach, but if he is not taken serious his ideas remains within him. Van Nistelrooy might surprise everyone with ths way he will go about in coaching the team and improve their performance.

Just like you, a lot of Manchester United fans are wishing that Ruud Van Nisterooy remains at the club and works with the newly appointed permanent manager Ruben Amorim but the final decisions about wether he'll remain at the club or not is going to be made by the Portuguese manager. However, there's been news from some media outlets which reported that Van Nisterooy will likely continue to pursue his coaching career by moving to Spain or Germany if Amorim decides to jettison him from Manchester United.

Had it been Manchester United management didn’t get new coach easily, they might have plans to keep Van Nisteroy till the end of the season, but they get new manager easily not as they expected that’s why they used the opportunity they have now to make the deal done easily to avoid losing him after the season end, and they also don’t want to risk the team going to relegation on the the caretaker manager. However, it is a good signing for Manchester United, they now have coach that can help the team because the team really need a manager that can help them recover soon.

Much is expected of Ruben Amorim, Manchester United have confirmed their new manager will join on November 11, with Ruud van Nistelrooy set to continue as interim manager until Ruben Amorim joins. Changing roles mid-season is not easy, with much at stake for the club and the manager, although expectations among Manchester United fans are now starting to look high. The board will certainly give him plenty of time, and the former Sporting PC manager looking more convincing than Ten Hag.
Forget about the sacking of Ten Hag and his successor, and let's see what Ruud van Nistelrooy can bring tomorrow, maybe they will get a win over Chelsea to throw a welcoming party for Ruben Amorim.