Manchester United to rebuild AmorimPromoting recruitment of special MF → Three candidates have already been selected, and if January fails, next summer will be challenged
Nov 24, 2025
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Manchester United have been flapping the wings of a recent revival. Hoobeng Amorim-style soccer, which had been consistent in its worst appearance, is finally stretching little by little. Amorim has been playing his trademark three-back card ever since taking office, but Manchester United have rarely rebounded. He received the worst report card of 15th place last season, and even the much-anticipated Europa League lost to Tottenham in the final.
There were rumors of a replacement, but Manchester United again gave coach Amorim a boost. He poured in over £200 million to add Matheus Cunha, Brian Mbommo, Benjamin Seschko and others, while also clearing up the troubles. Marcus Rashford, Antony, Alejandro Garnacho, Jadon Sancho, etc. were released. Manager Amorim laid the foundation for a new team.
Still, Manchester United fell short of expectations. Manchester United continued to be sluggish in the beginning, followed by criticism of coach Amorim, who rarely compromises in his tactics. Manager Amorim countered that he would not bend his will. Rumors of a replacement were rampant, but Manchester United once again gave Amorim a chance. At last, Amorim began to live up to that expectation. Manchester United changed the mood by winning back-to-back games.
Mbomo and Cunha did their part, and the offense was revived. Of course, Seschuko has yet to adapt, but the offensive line is certainly better than last season. The defense is also gradually adapting to the three-back.
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England's The Sun reported on the 24th (Korea time) that Manchester United had three players on the list to reinforce the midfield. Elliot Anderson of Nottingham, Carlos Valieva of Brighton and Adam Watton of Crystal Palace are the main characters.
Anderson has emerged as a key midfielder in the England squad and is raising his share price. In the U.K., he is evaluated as the "second Park Ji-sung". With many teams sending love calls, Nottingham have put a price tag of £120m. Valieva was also linked with Manchester United last summer. Brighton have failed to achieve their goal, demanding an astronomical transfer fee, but Manchester United are still keeping an eye on Valieva. Watton, who receives love calls from Bayern Munich and others, is also a central midfielder that Manchester United wants.
For now, if it is impossible to recruit this winter, Manchester United plans to recruit one of them even if they wait until next summer.
Reporter Park Chan-joon vanbasten@sportschosun.com
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
