Manchester United winger crisis: persistence and challenge under turmoil

Ball Push Network News: The negative impact of Manchester United's loss to the UEFA Cup final continues to ferment, and the conflict between Garnacho and coach Amorin is becoming increasingly acute, and the player's departure this summer is almost a foregone conclusion. According to the Daily Telegraph, although the Red Devils' senior executives fully support Amorin, they put forward higher requirements for his recruitment results.

Previously, Garnacho and his younger brother publicly criticized Amorin's starting arrangements for the Europa League final. Amorin told Garnacho in public at the Carrington base. Although this tough move showed the team the seriousness of overtaking the coach, it also caused the outside world to question the wise nature of his approach. At the same time, news that Amorin wanted to sell Ghanacho spread throughout Europe, leaving Manchester United in passive in transfer negotiations, and the goal of £60 million in transfer fees may be difficult to achieve.

Manchester United wingers have always emerged in many talents, and legends such as Best and Giggs have left their glorious footprints here. However, four wing players, Garnacho, Rashford, Sancho and Anthony, may leave the team at the same time this summer, which has a huge impact on the team's lineup. In the few months when Amorin coached Manchester United, the team struggled because it was difficult to adapt to the 3421 formation, and the tactical adjustment cost was high. Despite this, the club still firmly supports the "Reuben Plan", even when facing the situation where wingers are leaving one after another. On the one hand, this reflects the club's trust in Amorin, and on the other hand, it also highlights Manchester United's determination to seek breakthroughs in difficulties. In the future, how Manchester United can readjust in the turmoil of the lineup, and whether Amorin can lead the team out of the trough is worthy of continuous attention.