Ruben Amorim has emerged as a surprise candidate for the Manchester United managerial position, according to reports. The Sporting Lisbon boss, who has impressed in Portugal, is being considered as the club looks to appoint a permanent successor to Erik ten Hag.
Meanwhile, Luis Enrique is expected to remain at Paris Saint-Germain, ruling out a move to Old Trafford. Sources in France suggest the Spaniard will extend his stay at the Ligue 1 champions, having won the league twice and the Champions League with the club.
Oliver Glasner, who will leave Crystal Palace at the end of the season, has seen his stock fall after a run of nine games without a win. The report claims his departure has not improved his chances of landing the United job.
Roberto De Zerbi and Thomas Tuchel are currently the frontrunners for the role. De Zerbi impressed at Brighton before moving to Marseille, while Tuchel, whose England contract expires after the World Cup, has previously been on United's radar.
Michael Carrick will oversee the team for the remainder of the season. The former United midfielder has dismissed suggestions that outside noise adds pressure, stating: 'There are plenty of opinions around, some positive, some not too much. It's totally irrelevant.'
