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Although it’s starting to feel familiar, again to put it lightly: Manchester United A major overhaul is needed under a new manager Ruben Amorim.
That was exactly what they needed when David Moyes arrived and then again under Louis van Gaal and Jose Mourinho. Who can forget the transfer window that saw the return of Cristiano Ronaldo and the arrival of Jadon Sancho under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer?
After rebuilding one side of theirs using materials suggested by Eric ten Haag, he saw his house blown down by others who were gasping for breath. Premier LeagueThe Red Devils must set their sights on the transfer market to help Amorim turn things around at Old Trafford.
The former Sporting CP boss has already shown what he’s capable of, beating Manchester City and picking up a point against Liverpool at Anfield in a match that should have been a win-win-win against Wolves and Bournemouth Waiting for the team’s losses to expose his inability to do that. Create miracles.
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However, if Ineos are serious about turning things around at Old Trafford, signing these five players would be a great starting point.
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Brian Mbemo
brentford
If Ineos want to prove their transfer talent and move United away from an era of expensive big-name transfers failing, signing Brian Mbeumo would be a smart first step. The Brentford winger is primed for a major move and should be high on the Red Devils’ list of potential replacements with Marcus Rashford set to leave Old Trafford.
At just 25 years old, Mbeumo is in his prime and is capable of playing as a winger and forward. He could kill two birds with one stone for Amorim, who could deploy the versatile star in Rasmus. ·Next to Hoylund.
The Bees have benefited from Mbemo linking up with another striker in the past when he thrived alongside Ivan Toney, and now United should aim to improve by pairing their own strong forward with the quicker and smarter Brunt Ford players combine to prosper. It is said worth £60m this month.
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Anthony Robinson
fulham
While the revolving door of United managers continues, the question of left-back remains unresolved. Whether it’s Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Ten Hag or someone else, Luke Shaw remains a reliable option at left-back. With the England international unable to stay fit, Amorim and Ineos must put an end to this trend.
His replacement should be someone like Anthony Robinson. The Fulham star is arguably the best left-back in the Premier League so far this season and his attacking output suggests he is ready to step straight into the left-wing back role for Amorim in United’s back five.
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Premier League statistics (via FB reference) |
Anthony Robinson |
Diogo Dalot |
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start |
twenty one |
20 |
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Assist |
9 |
1 |
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intercept |
41 |
26 |
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ball recovery |
84 |
113 |
Not many players have been able to match Robinson in terms of assists throughout the season, with Dalot just one level below the American, who can immediately solve United’s problems on the left.
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Goncalo Inacio
Sports CP
While some may be upset by the number of former Ajax players who have underperformed under Ten Hag, Goncalo Inacio and Amorim could create a more successful story that should be the earliest Starting this month.
Looking at Manchester United’s defense, there are too many square pegs in a round hole to give the Manchester United coach a stable fighting chance.
The former Sporting CP boss is in desperate need of a centre-back who can thrive in his system – preferably one he’s familiar with. Therefore, Inacio might be the perfect choice. A defender who has played his best football under Amorim, a defender who can play at left wing-back and centre-back, all signs point to him being the ultimate solution for the Red Devils.
Inacio’s name has been mentioned alongside Manchester United for some time now; Release clause reportedly only £50m That should make any deal before the end of the January transfer window that much more attractive. Alongside Harry Maguire and Matthijs de Ligt, the Portugal international could quickly fill in a backline that has been porous in recent months.
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Joao Gomez
Wolves
After failing to sign Joao Gomez last summer and eventually signing Manuel Ugarte, United should pursue the Wolves man again to form a midfield partnership.
Amorim’s system certainly needs to add a No. 6 next to Ugarte, and it’s impossible to turn to Christian Eriksen when it’s not Kobe Mainu. Instead, Gomez should show up.
Although the Brazilian The price tag last summer was £38m United were quick to delay any deal and Wolves’ current battle to avoid relegation could see valuations drop, just in time for those at Old Trafford to make their move. If the Midlands club folds, the £38m price tag should fall into bargain territory for any club willing to complete a summer acquisition.
Ten Hag’s lackluster midfield was arguably his greatest weakness and the beginning of his downfall, but Amorim could do just that by welcoming Gomez and turning the Dutchman’s shortcomings into his greatest strength at Old Trafford. Quickly reverse this narrative.
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Victor Jockles
Sports CP
Normally, any club in the bottom half of the Premier League would be ruled out from signing one of the best strikers in world football. But not every bottom-half team carries Manchester United’s name, and not every bottom-half team has the Amorim advantage in their pursuit of Victor Chokeres.
The sporting star has flourished under the current Manchester United manager and is set to be a game-changer wherever he ends up next, particularly at Old Trafford.
The Red Devils have been craving a talisman for some time. Hoylund has yet to prove he’s ready to steal the spotlight upon his arrival, while Joshua Zirkzee is arguably more likely to head towards the exits rather than make his mark in the United squad, setting the stage for Joe Kreis to do the job Work opens doors. Many people are running away.
with a Reported £80m release clauseJoe Kreis doesn’t come cheap, but if he can replicate the goalscoring record that has eluded even Haaland at times this season, he’ll give the Red Devils more in return.
