• Manchester United has fired Ruben Amorim after 14 months as head coach.
• Darren Fletcher has been appointed as interim manager for the upcoming match.
• Amorim leaves the club with a record of 24 wins in 63 matches.
• The team currently sits sixth in the Premier League standings.
• Amorim's strained relationship with club officials may have contributed to his dismissal.

Manchester United has announced the dismissal of head coach Ruben Amorim after 14 months. The decision comes after a lackluster performance that has the club sitting in sixth place in the Premier League, sparking concerns over their potential for higher achievements this season, according to BBC and SCMP.

Amorim’s departure was publicly highlighted following a strained press conference where he expressed frustration with the club's scouting decisions, indicating a lack of backing regarding potential squad improvements. This was compounded by comments he made after a recent match against Leeds, where he hinted at dissatisfaction with his managerial authority, according to Al Jazeera.

Darren Fletcher, a former player and academy coach at the club, has been appointed as interim manager and is expected to lead the team in their next match against Burnley. United's official statement emphasized that the decision to part ways with Amorim was made to provide the best opportunity for a stronger finish in the Premier League, according to Al Jazeera and SCMP.

Under Amorim's management, Manchester United achieved 24 wins in 63 matches, including a UEFA Europa League final appearance. Nonetheless, his tenure was characterized by a series of challenges, including a disappointing position in the league and unfavorable relationships with management, as reported by Al Jazeera.