Former Portuguese head coach of Manchester United, Rúben Amorim, has decided to step away from coaching until the end of the season, despite interest from clubs in the Middle East and Brazil, according to the website "CaughtOffside." Amorim explained that he will dedicate time to rest, reflect, and spend time with his family before determining his next move.

Amorim faced difficulties finding stability with Manchester United, as the team's performances fluctuated between promising and inconsistent, and his well-known tactical ideas from Portugal did not consistently translate in the English Premier League.

The same source revealed disagreements with the club's management regarding transfer strategies and squad balance, as well as some players struggling to adapt to his demanding tactical system, which limited the full implementation of his ideas.

Nevertheless, Amorim's reputation remains strong in Europe; he is considered one of the most outstanding young coaches in talent development, and clubs in Europe, South America, and the Gulf still view him as a promising coaching option.

He is expected to return to coaching soon, refreshed and ready to rebuild his reputation at the highest levels.