Resolution criteria

• YES if Manchester United officially announce that Rúben Amorim has been dismissed/relieved of duties or has “left by mutual consent” from the men’s first‑team head coach/manager role before 23:59 UK time on Sunday, May 24, 2026 (the Premier League’s final day for 2025/26). Acceptable sources: an announcement on manutd.com or the club’s verified social accounts (@ManUtd). (premierleague.com, manutd.com)

• NO if he remains in post through that cutoff, departs after it, or leaves solely via voluntary resignation to take another job (without the club stating dismissal/relieved/mutual consent). Temporary leaves/suspensions or an interim taking match‑day duties do not count unless the club confirms Amorim is no longer in the role.

Background

• Amorim was appointed United head coach effective November 11, 2024, on a contract to June 2027 with a club option. (reuters.com)

• The 2025/26 Premier League season’s final round is scheduled for May 24, 2026, which this market uses as the season-end cutoff. (premierleague.com)

Considerations

• United use the title “head coach” rather than “manager”; this market treats them equivalently for resolution. (theguardian.com)

• “Mutual consent” announcements are treated as club‑initiated departures (YES). Pure resignations to join another club are not. Verification will rely on the club’s wording on official channels. (manutd.com)