Manchester United has a crucial summer of transfer company to ensure a solid platform for Ruben Amorim to work out while trying to reverse the club's fortune
The clock taps the hope of Manchester United to deliver what Ruben Amorim wants in his attempt to reverse the fortunes of the Red Devils. The Portuguese coach is desperate to improve the 15th place of the club in the Premier League.
This summer, the first chance for Amorim marks the club in the preseason, with a more substantial period to make signing sessions after January saw the arrivals of Ayden Heaven and Patrick Dorgu. It also sees the moment when Amorim preferred to arrive at Old Trafford before he was told that he had to join United in January.
The first transfer window of the summer is open until 10 June, before the market becomes available again to work from June 16. United has already announced the arrival of Matheus Cunha in a £ 62.5 million deal, but there is plenty to do.
Amorim is said to have seen his first months in work because fire brigade has not earned European football as United. Now the 40-year-old wants to see a new start.
According to ESPN, he wants at least one new signing while he also lost at least four unwanted players. The club will go to Chicago on July 22 – a date on which Amorim would see the problems solved by.
After signing Cunha, United is now working to add Bryan Mbeumo to their team. The Cameroon International wants to make the switch, although United is still obliged to reach an agreement with Brentford.
However, it is perhaps outputs that are more important for maintaining a harmonious environment for Amorim. Jadon Sancho, Marcus Rashford and Antony all seem to have no future with the Red Devils, while Alejandro Garnacho also stands for an uncertain future.
Sancho saw Chelsea pay a fee of £ 5 million to not permanently sign him, while the transfer preference of Rashford is Barcelona, ​​who might prefer to borrow the attacker. In the meantime, Antony enjoyed a promising loan at Real Betis, while Garnacho has been told to find a new club in the midst of the seasonal dispute.
If deals are not closed on time for the journey from United to the United States, this will place Amorim and the club in the difficult position to decide how to integrate such players. Taking those stars on Tour risks disruption of the preparations for Amorim, while leaving their values ​​away can fall quickly.
Amorim has discussed United's plans for the summer. “Without Champions League we don't need a big team, we can control the team in a better way,” he said.
“Then we have a plan that is to take a number of new players with us, of course. But our big plan is to improve the team that we have, is to improve our academy, because I think that is the future. It was the past, so the future can be.
“It's not going to change because we have the rules for financial fair play. We can't do much this summer, even with Champions League, so we are prepared for that.
“It is important to stay together. We are going to struggle, it will not be everything right away, but I have a feeling and I see the team improving and that is the most important thing.”