Manchester United’s pursuit of Rúben Amorim held up by 30-day notice period
- United want him in place for Chelsea’s visit on Sunday
- Negotiations held with Sporting in search for solution
Manchester United’s push to appoint Rúben Amorim as their manager is being held up by negotiations with Sporting regarding his 30-day notice period.
United have informed the Portuguese champions of an intent to pay Amorim’s €10m (£8.3m) release clause and want him in place for Sunday’s visit of Chelsea but this may not be possible unless there is a breakthrough in discussions.
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