Rúben Amorim's name is currently among the most coveted coaches in Europe, something that Sporting is inevitably aware of. The plan to keep the young coach at Alvalade is already being put into action, based on the preparation of the new season, despite the fact that two titles are still in dispute this season: the championship and the Portuguese Cup. According to the newspaper A Bola, Ousmane Diomande and Marcus Edwards are seen as assets to allow significant gains for the Lions' coffers in the next transfer window, which would also open up vacancies to strengthen, in the center of the defense and on the right offensive wing. In the opposite direction, the same publication guarantees that Gonçalo Inácio and Viktor Gyokeres are untouchable in Rúben Amorim's strategy, if he remains at the club for longer, but the truth is that he is aware that these are precisely two of the most talked-about players to head to 'sharks' of European football. Despite everything, the Portuguese international's clause is set at 60 million euros, while the Swedish forward's is 100 million. Morten Hjulmand and Pedro Gonçalves are two other examples of players that Sporting does not want to let escape, so if Frederico Varandas works under these lines, considering possible non-agreements from other clubs with Rúben Amorim (as happened with West Ham, on his most recent trip to London), he may keep the same coach - hired in 2020 from Sporting de Braga - for another season at Alvalade. Read Also: Sporting players involved in charity action before the Clássico (Portuguese version)