Ruben Amorim is furious as the Manchester United squad leaker disappears, fueling speculation about his potential departure. 😡 Ruben Amorim is fuming as the Manchester United squad leaker vanishes without a trace! 🚨 With growing rumors about his possible exit, tension is at an all-time high. Could this mystery figure be the final straw? 🤔⚽ Drama ManUtd Amorim

Ruben Amorim is reportedly frustrated with the continuous leaks of team information to the media and has issued strict warnings to his Manchester United squad. Concerns about his future at Old Trafford are growing, especially as the team struggles in the Premier League.

Currently, United sits in 15th place, trailing Champions League qualification spots by 15 points and holding only a 12-point cushion above the relegation zone. Since taking over from Erik ten Hag, Amorim has recorded just nine victories in 21 matches, resulting in a win rate of 42.86%—significantly lower than his predecessors, Erik ten Hag and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who both exceeded 54%.

Reports indicate that some senior players have started questioning Amorim’s tactical decisions, particularly his reliance on a 3-4-2-1 formation. Football pundit Stan Collymore has speculated that Amorim could voluntarily step down, realizing the immense challenges of managing United. He also noted that past managers, including José Mourinho, Erik ten Hag, and Solskjaer, encountered similar struggles.

Despite ongoing speculation, there is no definitive sign that Amorim intends to leave. He remains committed to improving the squad’s performance, with a key priority being the elimination of information leaks from the club’s Carrington training facility. These leaks, which reveal team line-ups before matches, could provide an advantage to opponents. In response, the club’s management is actively investigating the source and may even distribute false team sheets to catch the responsible party. Such leaks have been an issue for previous managers like David Moyes and Mourinho, both of whom attempted to crack down on them.

The situation has also sparked internal friction. Reports previously suggested that young players Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho were wrongly accused of being responsible for the leaks, leading to their frustration. Garnacho has since been linked with possible moves to Chelsea and Napoli during the January transfer window.

Although the leaks seem to have been contained for now, Amorim still faces mounting pressure to improve results. However, despite the team’s struggles, Manchester United’s leadership, including Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the INEOS board, continues to back Amorim, dismissing speculation about his departure.

In transfer developments, United is reportedly eyeing Real Madrid’s Eduardo Camavinga, along with two other La Liga stars from Barcelona and Atlético Madrid, in an effort to bolster the squad. Additionally, sources suggest that young Sporting CP talent Geovany Quenda could follow Amorim to Ol

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