Only one new player has been signed, Amorin is dissatisfied with Manchester United s transfer progress

Amorin is dissatisfied with Manchester United's transfer progress

Manchester United's new coach Ruben Amorin is disappointed with the club's slow progress in transfer operations this summer.

As of now, Manchester United has signed only one new player - bringing all-round striker Mattus Cunia from Wolves for £62.5 million. According to the Manchester Evening News (revealed that Amorin had already clarified the position of the team to strengthen, but the slow progress in the transfer market made him passive in preparing for the new season and it was difficult to make a complete plan.

The two main signing targets currently locked by Manchester United are Brentford forward Brian Mbeumo and Portugal Sports forward Zhekelais. However, both of the transfer fees are more than 60 million yuan. GBP. Among them, Mbeumo is already willing to join the Red Devils, while Zhekelais is still hesitating between Manchester United and Arsenal.

Another major problem facing Manchester United is that they must first clear out some high-paying and low-energy players to make available salary space and registration places for new players. Several players, including Rashford, Sancho and Anthony, have been included in the sale list, but due to their poor performance and overpaid this season, As a result, there are few buyers and the negotiations are progressing slowly. In addition, Manchester United ranked 15th in the Premier League last season and failed to qualify for any European event next season, which greatly weakened their attractiveness in the transfer market. Compared with other European-qualified giants, the Red Devils are at a disadvantage in the competition for top stars.

Manchester United is about to set off for the preseason tour of the United States, which will play against West Ham United, Bournemouth and Everton respectively, with the game concentrated in late July. The team will only have about two weeks to prepare for the Premier League opening of the new season.

Amorin hopes to complete as much as possible before the preseason starts so that new players can have enough time to integrate into the team system. He expressed dissatisfaction with the current operating rhythm and called on the management to speed up the pace and help the team build a competitive lineup as soon as possible.