Amorim insists MU are ‘trying everything’ to find a striker before window closes

Ruben Amorim promised that Manchester United will do 'everything' to take a striker for the transfer deadline of Monday 11 p.m., but stopped guaranteeing fans of a new arrival.

Sunday's 2-0 defeat against Crystal Palace makes it nine games this season that United has found the back of the net.

The two strikers in Amorim's team, Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee, started on the couch and central midfielder Kobbie Mainoo started at the point of attack, a message that was not lost on Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the Manchester United Hierarchy.

With Marcus Rashford on his way to Aston Villa on loan and conversations for the Mathys Tel of Bayern Munich who arrive on loan, despite the deal that escapes at night because of two rejected bids, Amorim's options in attack always see worn -out and he would fans Being able to offer with little comfort that it would do that would be corrected by Sunday evening.

“We try everything to improve the team without making mistakes from the past,” he said.

“And try to balance the urgency of the moment, we know all the aspects of our club at the moment, but we try everything.”

Printed on how he can repair an attack that has only collected two shots on goal of 17 attempts versus Crystal Palace, Amorim puts the responsibility on everyone.

“As a team we have to improve to score goals,” he added.

'This market is really difficult for the clubs to close some deals here. It's difficult. Then you have the urgency, sometimes when you are at times, you make mistakes. We try everything, guys, we want to improve so badly.

'I really want to improve the team. I know what the team needs. But sometimes it is possible or not, but we try everything. '

A player Amorim seems to be without it for the near future, is Center Back Lisandro Martinez, who left this match in tears when he was taken on a stretcher.

He confused legs with Ismaila Sarr and became the tendency to have a considerable amount of time on the field, with fear of how much more of this season he will appear.

“I think it's a bad situation,” said Amorim. “Let's wait to judge things with the doctor, but I think it's a serious situation.”

The upcoming Rashford loan to Aston Villa felt like an elephant in the Chamber in Old Trafford, because United looked devoid of ideas in an attack that he was banned for a few weeks because of the dissatisfaction of Amorim about his application in training.

But Amorim disputed the suggestion to him that he may be on his face with egg on his face when he runs the ground in Villa Park.

'Demonstrating? It's not embarrassing, “said Manchester United's head coach.

'If you borrow a player – and I don't think it's official – you expect him to play and improve, so there is nothing humiliating.

'I understand the question, but I am just focused on my players, that's all. When the window closes, I will really be focused on only our team and to improve our team. '

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