Sporting CP manager Ruben Amorim has been offered to West Ham United amid his links with Chelsea and Liverpool.
A report from HITC has claimed that Ruben Amorim has been offered to West Ham United, with the Hammers scouring the market for a replacement for David Moyes. The 39-year-old has been linked with Chelsea and Liverpool as well ahead of the summer.
The Portuguese manager is widely regarded as one of the best young managers in European football right now, and he could develop into a world-class manager with experience. West Ham certainly need a quality manager, and the 39-year-old should be a superb replacement for David Moyes.
The Scottish manager has done quite well at West Ham, and he helped them win the UEFA Europa Conference league last year. However, their form in the Premier League has been quite underwhelming, and West Ham are now looking to make a change. Bringing in a talented young manager, and planning for the future is a step in the right direction.
Amorim has proven his quality at Sporting CP, and he is close to guiding them to a league title this season. He will be excited about the possibility of coaching in the Premier League as well. It will be interesting to see if he can help West Ham do well in English football.
Amorim on Chelsea, Liverpool radar
Meanwhile, he was heavily linked with a move to Chelsea recently. Mauricio Pochettino is under a lot of pressure after Chelsea’s disappointing season so far, and it will not be a surprise if the Blues decide to bring in a quality replacement for the Argentine manager.
Similarly, Liverpool need to bring in a quality replacement for Jurgen Klopp. The German manager has confirmed that 2023/24 is his final season season with the Reds, and he will take a sabbatical from management after that.
Klopp has been exceptional for Liverpool over the years, and replacing him can prove to be quite difficult. Amorim was linked as a potential replacement for Klopp. The 39-year-old has the potential to develop into a quality manager, and he could have been an exciting addition for Liverpool.
