Man Utd Reach Agreement With Sporting Lisbon For Manager Ruben Amorim - Sports

 

Manchester United are set to pay a €10m exit clause for Ruben Amorim to become their new manager, Sporting have confirmed.

The Portuguese club have just released formal communication received from Man United for Amorim to be appointed.

Manchester United informed Sporting of plan to pay the €10m exit clause, as Amorim has already accepted.

Amorim has already said yes to Manchester United as positive contacts over the project took place this week.

- Fabrizio Romano
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So what do you think of this potential appointment, Man Utd fans?

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