Fulham are considering Ruben Amorim as their next manager after Marco Silva left for SL Benfica. Amorim has a poor win record but is admired by Fulham's board. He was sacked by Manchester United in January after a poor run of form. Amorim's tenure at United was marked by a major fallout with sporting director Jason Wilcox over the 3-4-2-1 system. He was replaced by Michael Carrick, who has overseen a transformation at the club. Carrick has convinced INEOS to hand him the reins permanently, with United securing Champions League qualification. Amorim's legacy at United remains a pitiful win record of 38.1%, having overseen the club's worst campaign in Premier League history. Despite this, Amorim is under 'serious consideration' at Craven Cottage. He is joined by other coaches who have been sacked from England's elite this year, including Thomas Frank and Arne Slot. Fulham are expected to hold discussions over the coming days as they look to establish which candidates could be realistically persuaded to take over in west London.