The cost of the Ruben Amorim dismissal has proven itself while the coaching of the man utd spending exceeds Virgil van Dijk Fee

With Ruben Amorim under increasing pressures at Manchester United, the amount it would cost Ineos to dismiss their manager has now been revealed.

Last on the future of the UTD man from Ruben Amorim

The victory over Chelsea seemed to be a glimmer of hope for many, but the reality is that he just put the cracks for Amorim in what was a historically disastrous mandate. A victory over Brentford would have given the former Sporting Club Boss consecutive victories in the Premier League for the first time in his 11 month fate and that sums up almost the things that the Red Devils left defeated in western London.

Now all eyes are on the visit of Old Trafford and Sunderland. Losing and that may be for Amorim, who still refuses to modify the system that only won nine Premier League victories in 33 games.

With the increase in pressure, questions naturally arrived on who could replace Amorim to Old Trafford, with these questions leading to Gareth Southgate and Oliver Glasner.

Southgate has been unemployed since he left his post in England and was mentioned among the reports as a candidate to replace Amorim if the manager loses his job in Man United.

That said, he is not the only one on the list. The reports also mentioned the director of Crystal Palace Glasner, who took the Eagles to European football and to a superb race of 19 undefeated games. If the Red Devils want someone who can transform a team in the Premier League, then he is his man.

How much it would cost to immediately withdraw the Austrian from his role at Palace is another question entirely, and it would already cost Ineos enough to dismiss Amorim.

How much it would cost the man’s man to lifier amorim

Ineos did not simply do all his manager with regard to summer signatures, they also supported the Portuguese coach of the Off when negotiating his contract. Now, after a disastrous fate, it would have cost 12 million pounds sterling to man of 12 million pounds sterling to dismiss Amorim in what should be considered as a nightmare ending for Sir Jim Ratcliffe.

This also continues a shocking trend for Man United, which would take their termination costs up to 81.8 million pounds sterling from Sir Alex Ferguson by relieving Amorim from his functions. For the context of how this record is incredibly poor, Liverpool paid 75 million pounds sterling to sign Virgil Van Dijk in 2018, which has since won all the trophies offered in Anfield and is one of several beats on the Red Devils.

When Ineos hired Amorim for the first time, it was their first big call and one that many supported. He was an impressive young candidate. Now, 11 months later, their first decision is that which seems to end with expensive failure.