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Rúben Amorim has taken a decisive position on transfer activities prior to the January window, emphasizing that he is not interested in temporary solutions for the squad.
Manchester United is anticipated to be active in the transfer market next month to bolster their roster.
With Bryan Mbeumo, Noussair Mazraoui, and Amad Diallo unavailable due to the Africa Cup of Nations, the United manager has confirmed that his focus will be on securing players for the long term rather than making hasty signings.
Following a busy summer in which they acquired Matheus Cunha, Benjamin Sesko, and Mbeumo, the Red Devils are poised to enhance their squad as they aim for Champions League qualification next season.
United Manager Discusses January Transfer Strategy
“We will only pursue players we believe will be part of our future,” Amorim stated, as reported by Fabrizio Romano.
“There won’t be any signings merely to compensate for AFCON losses… Our goal is to find long-term solutions with this window and the upcoming one in July.”
These remarks reflect Amorim’s rising status as a manager who emphasizes planning and sustainability over knee-jerk reactions to immediate challenges.
Unlike many clubs that often look to the January transfer window to address injuries or dips in performance, Amorim is taking a different route.
Red Devils Targeting Future-Focused Signings
Players such as Carlos Baleba from Brighton, Joao Gomes from Wolves, Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton, and Nottingham Forest’s Elliot Anderson are reportedly among those linked to a potential move to Old Trafford.
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