Online Reporter
RUBEN AMORIM is officially the worst Manchester United manager of the Premier League era.
The Portuguese coach was sacked by Old Trafford bosses after his bombshell rant on Sunday.
He is the eighth manager to take charge of the Red Devils since the Prem’s inception for the 1992-93 season.
He took charge of 47 league games, winning just 15, which left him with a win percentage of just 31.9 percent.
He lost more games than he won as United were beaten 19 times during his tenure.
One of the defeats was the notable loss to Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final last term.
The defeat cost the club the opportunity to play in the Champions League this season and all the riches that come with it.
This statistic is the worst out of every United manager in the Prem era.
His record is even significantly worse than Ralf Rangnick‘s who still managed to win 10 of his 24 games. Amorim’s predecessor Erik ten Hag managed to win over half of his 85 games despite the hefty criticism he faced.
Since Sir Alex retired in 2013, no manager has got close to his impressive 65.2% win percentage.
Jose Mourinho has been the most prolific coach at Old Trafford since the Scot, as he won 53.8 percent of his 93 games.
Amorim also becomes the third manager since Sir Alex to fail to reach 50 games in charge, alongside Rangnick and David Moyes − Sun.
