Gallagher proactively recommended himself to Manchester United and is willing to join on loan in the winter window! Atletico Madrid s asking price of 50 million is an obstacle

The agent of Atletico Madrid's English midfielder Connor Gallagher has actively recommended this player to Manchester United, hoping to realize the transfer in the January winter transfer window. As we all know, Gallagher wants to play in the World Cup, but he must play more games in order to be selected for the England national team. He believes that this goal is most likely to be achieved at the Red Devils.

Sources confirmed that Gallagher's agent has been in contact with Manchester United in recent days. However, the biggest obstacle to whether this deal can be completed is not the Red Devils or the players, but Atletico Madrid's attitude. It is said that the "Sheet Army" has the same position as in the summer transfer window. They hope to sell the transfer permanently and ask for a price of 50 million euros. Or if Manchester United and another team agree to a loan with a buyout obligation, that could also be accepted.

However, Manchester United does not want a confirmed permanent transfer. They want a simple loan or a buyout option rather than a mandatory buyout clause. Sources said that Manchester United will monitor Gallagher's situation before February and will consider taking action if a loan can be realized.

For Manchester United, it is not easy to find a player who is suitable for the Premier League, willing to join the team and the price is not outrageous. Players from the European continent may not meet these standards. According to the Spanish media "Defensa Central", Stuttgart midfielder Angelo Stiller, who has been rumored a lot with the Red Devils, prefers to join Real Madrid and play for Xavi Alonso rather than choose Manchester United in the Premier League.

Defensa Central reported that Real Madrid insiders believe that Stiller will be happy to wear the white jersey. He believes that this is an ideal project and is obviously better than Manchester United's project. The Red Devils have been going through a downturn for a long time, and it is not easy for foreign players to adapt.

Ruben Amorim, the coach of Manchester United for one year, made it clear that although they are undefeated in the last five rounds, Manchester United has not yet reached the ideal situation in his mind. To change this situation, in addition to introducing new players, the team's mentality is also crucial.

"I am ready for the future and at the same time ready to face the present. This journey is indeed full of hardships, but now I regard it as a necessary experience, and I believe that because of all this, we are in a better situation now." Amorim said, "Our performance is better and we are more confident. This confidence naturally comes from good results, such as against Liverpool, we were really lucky, but You also have to admit that we performed very well in the game."

Amorim added: "This has changed the momentum of the team. We performed well in the preseason and started well in the first game against Arsenal, and then it was up and down until it stabilized now. This is what I expected. We continue to improve and get better, and I am not surprised by that."

However, Amorim believes that the team still needs to continue to improve. "After the game against Tottenham, I did have a sense of frustration. Because we are far from perfect. I watched the game tape at Carrington and we are far from a team that can win every game. So, Manchester United still has a lot of work to do."

Amorim will continue to stick to his 343 style of play and make signings around it. "I still want to reiterate what I have been saying for months: the formation is not the source of the problem. The formation is only the starting point. The key is the energy, confidence, play and competitiveness in the game. The games we lost this season were not because of the 343 formation, but because of a lack of fighting spirit. In the Premier League, if we want to win more games, we must be impeccable."