Amorin bombarded Manchester United s signings delayed, five wastes were not sold, resulting in the rebuilding hindered

July 20th - According to David McDonnell, chief reporter of the Mirror, Manchester United coach Amorin has publicly expressed dissatisfaction with the club's efficiency in signing this summer. The Red Devils plan to set off for the United States on Tuesday. After finalizing the deal with Brentford for 25-year-old winger Mbewumo, the player must set off with the team in time. However, it took nearly a month from the first offer to the final signing, which made Amorin lose patience with the management: although the senior executives signed Wolves forward Mattus Cunia for £62.5 million, the silent period for more than a month after that caught the coaching staff off guard.

Amorin admitted that the senior management was unwilling to repeat the prudent attitude of "burning money arbitrarily", but also emphasized that if Manchester United wants to return to the championship ranks, they must speed up the strengthening momentum this summer. At present, there are still five players not sold in the club who are not planned, resulting in the strategy of "selling people and buying people" slowing down the overall progress. The Portuguese has submitted a list to the board of directors: In addition to Mbeumo, a creative midfielder and a senior shooter who can plug and play are still urgently needed to make up for Hoylund's shortcomings in experience. Amorin originally hoped that all new players would be in place before the US tour and implemented their tactical concept of high-pressure pressing and rapid conversion through complete pre-season running-in. Now, time is exhausted little by little, and patience is gradually eliminating as the new season approaches.