Ruben Amorim on the verge of dismissal: who can lead Manchester United.

According to The Sun: Darren Fletcher may become the interim coach of Manchester United if Ruben Amorim is dismissed.

The pressure on the manager of the Red Devils is growing, but there is currently no information about his possible dismissal.

United have not yet prepared candidates to replace Amorim, as was the case with Erik ten Hag, and if dismissed, the Portuguese will have to pay 12 million pounds.

However, if the team does not improve its results, Amorim may lose his job during the season, and then the club's management may turn to an interim manager.

Previously, this role was held by former player Michael Carrick, but he recently took a new position at UEFA, working as a technical observer during the Champions League match between Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain.

Fletcher in the academy

United may consider internal resources as Darren Fletcher, another former midfielder, continues to succeed in the academy.

In the summer, he was appointed under-18 team manager, and his sons Tyler and Jack have moved up to the under-21 team.

Fletcher, 41, is making an impression at the Carrington training ground, instilling a spirit of United with quick attacks and varied goals this season.

The club is pleased with Fletcher's work ethic and believes the Scot has the potential to become a great coach.

Fletcher returned to work just a few days after knee surgery he underwent during the United Legends match against Celtic Legends in early September.

His under-18 team is showing excellent play and is early contenders for the title despite a young squad, with 14-year-old JJ Gabriel standing out.

Fletcher's team did not concede a single goal in their first six matches until Manchester City handed them their first defeat of the season with a score of 4-2 in the latest match.

Other candidates

Among other coaches who could be contenders for the position at United are Premier League coaches Oliver Glasner, Andoni Iraola, and Fabian Hurzeler.

Another candidate mentioned by SunSport is former England national team manager Gareth Southgate.

However, the 55-year-old specialist has serious doubts about whether he would take this job, as he fears he would not get enough time to correct the situation at the club.

Thus, the situation at Manchester United looks quite tense. Meanwhile, the team needs to improve results to avoid possible changes among the coaching staff. The club management is considering various options, and Darren Fletcher's prominence in the academy has also added him support within the club. Whether he can integrate into the team at a high level if the need arises remains to be seen.