Manchester United’s new head coach Ruben Amorim reported for duty for the first time this week as he starts his role as Erik ten Hag’s successor at Old Trafford.The appointment of the former

Amorim was installed as United's new boss earlier this month and officially started work at the club on Monday, less than 24 hours after taking charge of Sporting Lisbon for the final time. United identified the 39-year-old as their first-choice target to succeed Erik ten Hag and moved swiftly to reach an agreement with the Portuguese club.

Amorim is expected to move United to a back three for his opening game at Ipswich with two hard-working midfielders—former player Manuel Ugarte included—offering an aggressive buffer ahead of the back line. The switch should offer more defensive solidity from the outset.

The new Manchester United head coach has laid out his vision for the team with his first interview - what exactly did he say and mean?

Ruben Amorim was officially appointed as Man United's new head coach earlier this month, replacing Erik ten Hag.

Ruben Amorim has stressed his first priority is to restore Manchester United’s “identity” after spending his first week as the club’s new head coach. The 39-year-old was speaking in his first interview with United’s in-house TV channel which showed him looking around a

Ruben Amorim has a lot of talented players to work with at Manchester United, but it is understood that he views Leny Yoro as one of the most interesting players to develop.

Incoming Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has dropped a major hint over the tactical direction he plans to take upon arrival at Old Trafford. The Portuguese coach arrives off the back of a remarkable spell in charge of Sporting CP,

Manchester United’s new manager Ruben Amorim has sent an important first message to his players upon meeting some of them at the club’s Carrington training complex.