Ruben Amorim one of four big managers who risk the SACK

We are now into the business end of the 2024/25 European season – with just over two months remaining of the campaign.

While many big clubs are fighting it out at the top of the league or challenging for cup trophies, others can’t wait for the season to end.

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Man Utd, Tottenham, AC Milan and Juventus are four massive clubs who have endured disastrous seasons – and their managers are all fighting for their jobs.

Ruben Amorim (Man Utd)

Man Utd have suffered one of the worst seasons of their history as they languish down in 13th position in the Premier League.

Ruben Amorim has failed miserably since replacing the sacked Erik ten Hag in November, and his record is even worse than the much-maligned Dutchman.

The last two months will be decisive in determining whether Amorim is retained this summer. An early exit from the Europa League could be fatal.

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Ange Postecoglou (Tottenham)

Ange Postecoglou is tipped to be sacked at the end of the season after a dreadful 2024-25 season.

Tottenham have three points less than Man Utd, and like the Red Devils are out of the FA Cup and League Cup.

Perhaps the only way Postecoglou can save himself is by winning the Europa League.

Sergio Conceicao (AC Milan)

Sergio Conceicao’s future is already decided at Milan. He will certainly not be retained by the Rossoneri at the end of the season.

He was brought in at the end of December to replace the under-performing Paulo Fonseca but has produced even worse results.

Milan have little chance of finishing in the top four and were dumped out of the Champions League by Feyenoord.

Thiago Motta (Juventus)

Thiago Motta won’t even last until the end of the season.

Fabrizio Romano confirmed on Sunday that he will be sacked immediately before Juventus’ next game and replaced by Igor Tudor until the end of the season.

There were big hopes for Motta when he succeeded Max Allegri for the 2024-25 season.

But he has been a huge disappointment. Juventus have not only failed to launch a title challenge, but they face a massive fight to even finish in the top four.

They are out of all cup competitions – with the exits to Empoli in the Coppa Italia and PSV in the Champions League a huge failure.

The 4-0 thrashing at home to Atalanta on Sunday – the biggest home defeat for Juve in Serie A in 58 years – and the 3-0 loss to Fiorentina were the final straw.