There may be turmoil on the other side of town, but Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is upbeat about the future of their neighbours. Manchester United are set to appoint Portuguese coach Ruben Amorim as their manager after sacking Dutchman Erik Ten Hag earlier this week. Amorim’s current club, the Lisbon-based Sporting Club, confirmed that the Red Devils made an approach to pay the 10 million euros release clause to get the 39-year-old out of his current contract late on Tuesday. Reports suggest he may arrive at Old Trafford soon enough to be in the dugout for their match against Chelsea in the Premier League on Sunday. Having seen success with Sporting over a sustained period, Amorim’s stock among the European elite, especially in England, has been high. He has been linked as Guardiola’s successor at City and was heavily linked to a move to Liverpool before they signed Arne Slot this season. Last year, he even flew down to London to interview for the job at West Ham. With City taking on Amroim’s Sporting …