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This summer, a big waltz of coaches is being prepared across Europe. Between those who have decided to leave after several grueling years, clubs who aspire to change coaches and young tacticians who want to show what they have in bigger clubs, the market for benches will be in turmoil in a few month. Ruben Amorim falls into this last category. Brilliant for four seasons with Sporting Portugal, the 39-year-old coach is in the sights of some big teams from the Old Continent.
This is particularly the case for Liverpool. The Reds will lose legend Jürgen Klopp in a few weeks and have ticked off the Portuguese tactician’s name. However, despite his trip to London yesterday to meet the leaders of the Reds and those of West Ham, who wanted to overtake Liverpool in history, Ruben Amorim was not convinced to join the other side of the English Channel. after the information from Record. Even if a departure this summer from the summer club is not to be ruled out, there is no indication that Amorim will go to England according to the indiscretions of the Portuguese media.
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