Among the top Premier League sides, Manchester United are struggling the most.
Even though Manchester City and Chelsea are vying for a spot in the Champions League and Liverpool and Arsenal are vying for the championship, Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United team is still in the bottom half of the Premier League standings.
Although a lot may happen for the Red Devils with less than three months left in the season, they will still fall short of their initial goals regardless of how much they improve in the Premier League.
Although winning the FA Cup and the Europa League may give them some optimism for the future, they are aware that significant adjustments must be made at the club to restore their previous level of success.
Man United manager Ruben Amorim is reportedly unhappy with the team’s recruiting and the unbalanced roster he inherited, according to GiveMeSport.
Thus far, the Portuguese tactician has failed to implement significant improvements at the club. Patrick Dorgu, a full-back, was his sole significant acquisition. He signed him during the January transfer window from Lecce, an Italian team.
Due to Amorim’s dissatisfaction with the team’s balance, he has midfielders like Christian Eriksen and Casemiro who are nearing the end of their elite careers. Both are obviously over their prime and unfit to play for a premier league team.
Ruben Amorim is unhappy at Man United
The fact that the young players at Man United are under a lot of pressure to succeed is another issue that has angered the manager.
Although players like Rasmus Hojlund, Alejandro Garnacho, and Kobbie Mainoo are still undeveloped and far from finished goods, the team has become much more dependent on them as a result of the squad’s lack of depth and skill.
According to Amorim, it is unjust to the player who is still in the early stages of development. Without a doubt, the club’s hiring practices are lacking, and previous manager Erik ten Hag bears the most of the responsibility for this.
In order to make adjustments and acquire players who complement his style of play, Amorim should have the support of the team during the summer transfer window.
In other developments, United has named Unai Emery, the manager of Aston Villa, as a possible replacement for Amorim at the club.