Although Ruben Amorim, the new Red Devils manager, is receiving a lot of attention, he made no announcements to Manchester consumers.

Amorim’s first official week at Old Trafford will be hectic.

It’s quite remarkable that the Portuguese leader managed to move through the crowded town center undetected.

The 39-year-old former Sporting Lisbon manager received a lot of interest when he visited the city last week and even participated in his first interview.

In the event that his work visa is approved, he will be made public next week.

Football aficionados ought to have recognized Ruben Amorim.

However, despite Amorim’s well-known beard, nobody seemed to notice as he smiled while strolling down the street.

He stood out since he was wearing a black fur jacket with the hood up over a white shirt.

The 14-cap midfielder was among a small group of people wearing fairly casual attire.

Amorim walkers were among the shoppers who paid little attention.

You wouldn’t even realize Amorim is taking on one of the most significant and renowned positions in athletics because of how composed the squad appears.

It will be difficult for him to locate any deals because United is so well-known worldwide, so he won’t be a hidden shopper in the transfer market.

He will immediately become one of the most well-known figures in the nation.

Therefore, it may not come as a surprise that he appeared to relish his little moment of freedom of expression on a busy street in Manchester.

Amorim has to go to training, therefore he can’t rest for too long.

Amorim was hired to take Erik ten Hag’s place when he was fired. Jim Ratcliffe, the club’s minority owner, has urged Amorim to revive the heyday of Sir Alex Ferguson’s 1986–2013 reign.

Assuming all the necessary documentation is completed, he is expected to take over training for the first time next week.

As Amorim passed consumers, no one was able to identify him.

Amorim is currently lodging at the five-star Lowry Hotel, which is close to Old Trafford. After the international break, he is eager to share his thoughts with his new colleagues.

In order to lift their spirits and “put strength back into the team,” he has already informed them that he wants them to go a stadium tour.

He will then play his first two games, one away to Ipswich in the Premier League and one at home against Bodo-Glimt in the Europa League.

Maybe Amorim smiled quietly at being so unbothered.

Amorim will either be the tenth permanent or interim manager to leave Old Trafford since Ferguson left, or he will have gone from being questioned, “Man who?” to someone who can’t fail.