I've just registered because I'd like to share something about Ruben Amorim, the previous coach of Sporting CP as you know.
I understand the curiosity and the discover phase that you are going through.
Amorim is a master mind. At Sporting CP not only he was the coach, but also organized the football of the club.
For example, before, some players could be important and playing a lot, while their wages were far below other players that didn't play so much.
He introduced a fair system where players would have their wages increased to match their performance.
As you can see, this is what Amorim needs. That the football club is under his supervision. For sure, he got that assurance from the MUFC management.
He doesn't want to be the manager in title, but he sets some directives for the management to follow.
He's very good on tactics, as you're finding out. Very good in training, very good communicating. He's also very good observing and trying to approach each player in the best way. This way, the team will be a very fine-tuned car. He's the engineer and the pilot of one of the best F1. All the players will support him, because they show them they are really important.
One thing that is maybe missing from the comments I've read explains why people like to hear him so much. He's very good with players, supporters, journalists. Once he said that he could never lie either to his wife and his players, because if he did so, he'd lose them.
People are very used to falsehood that is broadcasted by every sort of power, be it governments, media, etc.
But he says the truth, and people find it refreshing, because they are not used to it.
Sporting CP played the best football I've ever seen under him. Sometimes he's stubborn, but he already mentioned it, so he acknowledged it. He always like to improve himself.
Three games and you already see some quality football. Not all the time, but some periods. Now just imagine how it'll be next year, with a proper pre-season, and two or three new players adjusted to the team.
If the club continues to give him the right conditions, Amorim will be your next head coach for the next twenty years. I'm sure of that.
He has no better place to go.