Ruben Amorim has made a clear break from Erik ten Hag's regime by demoting the Dutchman's former lieutenants, with the new Manchester United boss trusting the advisors he has brought with him

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim will have watched in horror as his former team Sporting were thrashed by Arsenal in the Champions League

One of Erik ten Hag's three trusted aides that survived his Manchester United sacking appears to have been relieved of his primary duty by Ruben Amorim. Amorim took over from Ten Hag during the November international break, bringing six members of his backroom staff from Sporting with him.

Marcus Rashford scored the first goal of the Ruben Amorim era during Manchester United's draw with Ipswich, but Owen Hargreaves believes he's already in his new manager's bad books

It was a major criticism levelled at Erik ten Hag that he strayed away from the attacking football that won him success at Ajax to cater to United's playing staff. What followed was a descent into a team with no discernible playing style or identity, and a huge regression in results and performances.

Mark Lawrenson has suggested that Harry Maguire could find a resurgence under Ruben Amorim's preferred 3-4-3 system. The new Manchester United manager, who secured a 1-1 draw in his first game against Ipswich Town, is known for his successful stint at Sporting Lisbon where he consistently used a back three formation.

Ruben Amorim has praised Erik ten Hag for his work before moving to Old Trafford but believes Manchester United ’s players were ‘losing the ball too fast’ under the Dutchman. Amorim was brought in as Ten Hag’s replacement earlier this month and will take charge of United for the first time on Sunday for their Premier League game away to Ipswich.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes said everyone has to share the blame for the failure of Erik ten Hag

Manchester United's new era under Ruben Amorim began with a 1-1 draw at Ipswich Town where the new 3-4-3 system was debuted