Ruben Amorim has issued a stern warning to his Manchester United players, emphasizing his ruthless approach if they fail to meet his high expectations. The Portuguese coach, known for his sharp tactical mind and effective man-management skills, is ready to implement a demanding regime as he takes the helm at Ipswich for the first time on Sunday. At 39 years old, Amorim is acutely aware of the challenges he faces in revitalizing United, who currently sit 13th in the Premier League with just four wins from their first 11 matches. He understands the urgency for improvement if the team hopes to secure a spot in European competitions for the upcoming season. With a clear focus on success, Amorim is prepared to make tough decisions to steer the club back on track.

The saga surrounding Erik Ten Hag has become a significant embarrassment for Ineos, especially as Manchester United's brand continues to decline. The club can no longer afford to exist as a mere relic of its glorious past, resembling a fading heritage exhibition. The inevitable has finally occurred: Ten Hag has been dismissed. Now, the focus shifts to yet another ambitious two-year plan. The final months of Ten Hag's tenure felt reminiscent of the bleak days of the Soviet Union, where leaders appeared to be either on the brink of collapse or already past their prime, merely propped up to oversee infrequent parades. Ten Hag, with his somber demeanor and a posture that exuded a poignant sense of resignation, seemed more like a figurehead than an active leader, merely present as the club's bureaucracy continued to falter. As of Monday afternoon, clarity has emerged. The latest figure to exit the scene is no longer in charge. The once-frowning Dutchman, who stood on the touchline at Old Trafford with an air of melancholy, will now receive a substantial payout due to the absurd two-year contract he signed just this past summer, despite the clear signs that his time was already running out. The club must now confront the reality of its situation and seek a way forward that revitalizes its identity and brand.