It was heading for dismissal. Amorim posted the worst win percentage among Manchester United managers after Ferguson

After the official dismissal of Ruben Amorim, telling statistics about his tenure at Manchester United have come to light. The Portuguese manager ended his stint at the club with the lowest win percentage of any United boss in the post-Ferguson era.

Details: According to Squawka, Amorim managed just a 36.92% win rate, falling well short of all his predecessors. For comparison, the best record belongs to Jose Mourinho (58.33%), followed by Erik ten Hag (54.69%) and Ole Gunnar Solskjær (54.17%).

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Even David Moyes (52.94%) and Louis van Gaal (52.43%), whose spells at the club were also considered controversial, finished with significantly higher numbers.

Poor results, as well as strained relations with the club's management, were key factors in the decision to sack the 40-year-old coach, whose spell at Old Trafford ended just 14 months after his appointment.

Reminder: Manchester United had planned to sack Amorim even before the match against Leeds.