Amid swirling rumors about Ruben Amorim's future, Manchester United is reportedly narrowing its managerial search to three high-profile names, all of whom share a crucial trait: Premier League experience.

Despite a much-needed win against Chelsea alleviating some pressure on Amorim, speculation continues to surround his role at the club. While he’s not facing imminent dismissal, insiders reveal that United is proactively considering alternatives.

According to Football Insider, the top contenders for replacing Amorim are Marco Silva of Fulham, Andoni Iraola from Bournemouth, and Oliver Glasner of Crystal Palace. Each manager brings valuable experience from the Premier League, a factor United appears to prioritize moving forward.

Historically, United has faced criticism for investing in players without English top-flight experience. However, with recent signings like Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha settling in well, the club seems to recognize the importance of EPL knowledge extends beyond just players to the coaching staff.

Reporter Pete O’Rourke noted that if United does seek a new manager, they will aim for the best-suited individual, whether from the Premier League or beyond. 'United has a list of proven managers who can hit the ground running,' he emphasized.

He added that Glasner's current contract situation and Iraola's impressive handling of Bournemouth, despite significant player losses, make them intriguing candidates. Silva, too, has built a strong reputation managing multiple clubs in the Premier League.

Meanwhile, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano shared insights on recent meetings held by co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe with club executives and Amorim. While Ratcliffe is keen on understanding the club dynamics, he reassured that he won’t interfere with Amorim’s management style or team decisions.

Romano pointed out that Ratcliffe's increased presence during matches signals a commitment to supporting Amorim, who for now, appears secure in his position.

In the backdrop of these developments, fans are left wondering if Manchester United's managerial instability will finally come to an end, or if the search for a new tactician is just beginning.