Ruben Amorim, the newly appointed Manchester United manager, is quickly drawing comparisons to legendary coach Sir Alex Ferguson, thanks to his distinct traits that the footballing world has come to admire. His arrival at Old Trafford from Sporting CP has marked a new chapter for the club, as he seeks to revive Manchester United's fortunes in the post-Ferguson era.

Amorim, only 40, took the reins after a challenging stint under Erik ten Hag, who was dismissed just last year. The club has struggled to reclaim its past glory since Ferguson’s departure in 2013, leaving fans yearning for a return to the top of English football.

Former United star Ryan Giggs, a key figure during Ferguson’s reign and the last player to lift the Premier League trophy for the club in the 2012-2013 season, has provided an insightful critique of Amorim’s potential. Giggs highlights three qualities - charisma, personality, and a steely determination - that he recognizes in Amorim, mirroring those once embodied by the iconic Ferguson.

In a candid discussion about the current recruitment strategy at Manchester United, Giggs expressed his concerns, noting that the club has made poor decisions both on and off the pitch. He stressed the importance of strong leadership from Amorim and Ineos chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe to address these issues, saying, “There’s a lot of work to be done.” He praised Amorim for bravely addressing shortcomings when necessary, hinting that it was a vital aspect of effective management.

Having previously enjoyed success at Sporting CP, Amorim's credentials as a coach are well-established. Giggs pointed out that the new United manager not only knows how to win titles but also brings a unique blend of charm and resolve to the team, crucial for rebuilding the club's competitive edge. “He’s got what it takes,” Giggs affirmed, indicating that with the right support, Amorim could be the catalyst Manchester United needs.

As the Premier League season progresses, all eyes will be on Amorim’s first major test following the international break, which sees United facing Nottingham Forest on April 1st. Fans and analysts alike will be eager to see if he can emulate Ferguson's success and restore Manchester United to its rightful place among the elite of English football.

Will Amroim’s remarkable journey into management solidify his status as the next great United manager, or will he succumb to the pressures that have plagued many before him? Only time will tell, but the expectations are certainly sky-high! Stay tuned for what unfolds in the upcoming matches!