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MANCHESTER UNITED
Manchester United’s big financial openings for transfers last summer are forcing the club’s management to reduce the budget available to Ruben Amorim.
Last summer with Ten Haag on the bench, Manchester United paid an amount close to 215 million euros for transfers, but in the competitive part this big investment does not seem to have justified the initial expectations.
According to the Daily Mail, the “Red Devils” do not want to repeat this strategy, especially when the budget is in the “red”, and have decided to significantly reduce the money that will be given to Ruben Amorim to strengthen his team this year .
In fact, it is reported that due to this decision, but also the fact that Amorim has not yet fully evaluated the roster, the team will have very little activity in the transfer “window” of January.
The management of the team is pinning their hopes on the managerial ability of the Portuguese technician, so that the club can recover competitively and return to the top four of the Premier League.
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