Are Man Utd or Amorim taking the bigger risk?

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Are Man Utd or Amorim taking the bigger risk?

Ruben Amorim is set to takes over as Manchester United head coach after an impressive career in Portugal, but is he risking his reputation at Old Trafford?

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