5 players Amorim should sign for Manchester United

Although it's starting to sound like déjà vu, it would be a stretch to point that out again Manchester United Needs a major overhaul under new manager Reuben Amorim.

They needed exactly that when David Moyes arrived, and then again under Louis van Gaal and Jose Mourinho. Who can forget the transfer window that saw the return of Cristiano Ronaldo and the arrival of Jadon Sancho under the leadership of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer?

After they rebuilt their siding using materials suggested by Erik ten Hag before seeing his house bloated, bloated and destroyed by the rest of the house Premier LeagueThe Red Devils should look to the transfer market to help Amorim turn things around at Old Trafford.

The former Sporting Lisbon boss has already shown what he is capable of by beating Manchester City and earning a point at Anfield against Liverpool in a match that was supposed to end in three, but defeats to the likes of Wolverhampton Wanderers and Bournemouth have revealed that he cannot work miracles.

However, if INEOS really want to turn things around at Old Trafford, signing these five players would be a good place to start.

1

Brian Mbeumo

Brentford

If INEOS wants to prove its transfer genius and pull Manchester United out of an era of expensive big-name transfer flops, signing Brian Mbeumo would be a smart first step. The Brentford winger is more than ready for a big move, and as Marcus Rashford heads out of Old Trafford, he should be high on the list of potential replacements for the Red Devils.

Still only 25 and at the peak of his abilities, Mbeumo's ability to play both as a winger and in a striker role will kill two birds with one stone for Amorim, who can deploy the versatile star alongside Rasmus Hoglund.

The Bees have benefited in the past from playing Mbeumu with a fellow striker when he flourished alongside Ivan Toney, and now Manchester United must aim to thrive by pairing a powerful striker of their own with Brentford's quicker and more intelligent player, who is said to be Worth 60 million pounds sterling This month.

2

Anthony Robinson

Fulham

The problem that remains unresolved even as the revolving door of managers at Manchester United continues is that of the left-back. Whether it's Solskjaer, Ten Hag or someone else, Luke Shaw has remained the man who can be counted on to fill the left-back position. Amorim and Ineos must simply end this trend amid the England international's inability to maintain his fitness.

In his place should be someone like Anthony Robinson. The Fulham star is arguably the best left-back in the Premier League so far this season, and his attacking production suggests he would be ready to slot straight into Amorim's left-back role within Manchester United's back five.

Not many players have been able to match Robinson's production on the assists front throughout the current campaign, with Dalot's form falling short of the American, who can instantly solve United's problems on the left side.

3

Goncalo Inacio

Sporting CP

While some may be scarred by the number of former Ajax players who have struggled to perform under Ten Hag, Goncalo Inacio and Amorim could form a much more successful story, which should start as early as this month.

When looking at Manchester United's back line, there were too many square pegs in round holes to give the United manager even a fighting chance of holding on.

The former sporting director desperately needs a centre-back who can thrive in his system – and ideally, one he knows well. Therefore, Inacio could be the perfect choice. A defender who played his best football under Amorim and can play at left-back and centre-back, all signs point to him as the ultimate solution for the Red Devils.

Inacio's name has been mentioned alongside Manchester United for some time, and his name is A release clause of just £50m has been reported It should make any deal more tempting to pursue before the end of the January transfer window. Next to Harry Maguire and Matthijs de Ligt, the Portugal international could quickly plug what has been a leaky backline in recent months.

4

Joao Gomez

Wolverhampton Wanderers

After failing to sign Joao Gomez last summer and eventually settling for Manuel Ugarte, Manchester United must bounce back in their quest for the Wolverhampton Wanderers player to form a midfield partnership.

Amorim's system certainly needs an extra No.6 next to Ugarte, and when it's not Kobe Maino, it simply can't be Christian Eriksen they turn to. Instead, Gomez should appear.

While the Brazilian A price tag of £38m was reported last summer With United quickly halting any transfer, Wolves' current battle to avoid relegation could see their value drop just in time for those at Old Trafford to make their move. If the Midlands club's price drops, the £38m price tag would have to drop into bargain territory for any club wishing to complete a summer deal.

Ten Hag's lackluster midfield was arguably their biggest weakness and the beginning of their downfall, but Amorim could quickly turn that narrative on its head by welcoming Gomez and turning the Dutchman's flaws into his greatest strengths at Old Trafford.

5

Victor Geukeris

Sporting CP

In normal circumstances, any club in the bottom half of the Premier League would be excluded from signing one of the best strikers in world football. But not every team in the bottom half has the name Manchester United, and not every team in the bottom half will have the advantage of Amorim in the pursuit of Victor Gyukiris.

The Sporting star has flourished under the current United boss and is destined to be a game-changer wherever he finds himself next, especially if it is Old Trafford.

The Red Devils have been screaming for a talisman for some time. Hoglund has arrived and has yet to prove that he is ready to steal the spotlight, while Joshua Zirkzee is more likely to head for the exit door than to burst into life in Manchester United colours, opening the door for Gyokeris to do the job that many have evaded.

together A release clause of £80m has been reportedGyokeres won't be cheap, but he will pay the Red Devils more than that if he can replicate the goalscoring record that even Erling Haaland has struggled to match at times this season.