Ruben Amorim admitted that Manchester United co -owners are unlikely to provide additional funds for one summer transport spree.
The Red Devils were limited to their power during January, adding only left-back Patrick Dorgu and Ayden Heaven center-back after failing to permanently eliminate any team players in the winter window.
After the window closed, United’s financial concerns escalated. More staff is expected to become unnecessary – Sir Jim Ratcliffe is afraid of United could proceed differently – While the wider company Ineos is also under fire for their assumption Walking back to a sponsorship deal with New Zealand rugby over economic concerns.
Asked how Ineos’ financial concerns would influence his plans for the summer transport window, Amorim again admitted that the power power would be dictated by the costs.
“It’s simple,” Amorim said. “To do something, we need to sell players.
“Our focus now is to win these games. Then we have time to focus on it.”
United They have many players who could depart, but finding permanent buyers has so far proved to be difficult. Marcus Rashford and Antony are both out of the loan in the hope of attracting slaps, while Luke Shaw and Casemiro are also facing an uncertain future. Strikers Joshua Zirkzee and Rasmus Hojlund face battles to prove themselves under Amorim.
Valuable assets such as Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho are no longer considered untouched and could be sold for important offers, although there is no active desire to divide ways with both.
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2025-02-15 12:45:00
