One member of Robin Amorim Manchester United The team will reportedly not play another match for the Portuguese coach this season, as the former Sporting Lisbon boss looks to make his mark on the Red Devils.
Could Manchester United be relegated?
Defeat last time Premier League An outing against Brighton left Ruben Amorim claiming it The current crop of Red Devils have been the worst side in the club's historyIt ranks 13th in the first division.
“In 10 Premier League matches, we won two,” he told reporters after the latest defeat. “We are probably the worst team in the history of Manchester United. I know you want the headlines, but I say that because we have to acknowledge that and change that.”
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With just 26 points at this stage, relegation remains a possibility, although in truth it is very unlikely, as the Red Devils still have a 10-point lead over Ipswich Town, who currently sit bottom of the relegation zone.
January looks unlikely to bring massive changes, with much of the focus on spending this month as the club looks to balance its books. Terrell Malasia is free to leave on loanwhile Marcus Rashford has been frozen out He is likely to leave before the end of the transfer window, or risk not playing football for six months.
Elsewhere, Alejandro Garnacho has become the subject of strong speculation amid his links with Serie A giants Napoli, who are looking to replace Khvicha Kvaratskhelia this month, with some reports even claiming that The Argentine has agreed personal terms on his Old Trafford exit. Meanwhile, another Manchester United striker appears to have played his last game for the club this season.
Manchester United agree to loan deal, but does not include a buy-out clause
This comes after Fabrizio Romano revealed the Manchester United striker Anthony is set to complete his loan move to Real Betis After failing to impress Ruben Amorim, he will return to the club this summer as there is no option/buy clause in the agreement.
The Brazilian missed an open goal against Southampton in midweek when he was given a rare chance to secure a place in the Amorim side from the bench, having failed to start a Premier League match under the new Red Devils boss.
Although the £86m signing still has two-and-a-half years left to sign his giant A deal worth £200,000 per week At Old Trafford, there is now a “verbal agreement in place between all parties” for him to head to La Liga in the second half of the season. The club has missed out on the opportunity to move him for good and bring in a fee, which will help fund upcoming deals.
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Anthony scored in the Premier League at Manchester United |
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Appearances |
62 |
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Objectives |
5 |
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Helps |
3 |
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Yellow cards |
10 |
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Cost per contribution to goal |
£10.75m |
Anthony will return to Manchester at the end of the season with two years remaining on his contract, and while Amorim clearly has plans to look elsewhere in attack, the lower his contract becomes the harder it will be for INEOS to secure decent funding. Reward for leaving.
Will Manchester United be able to find a club willing to take the 24-year-old's wages off their books permanently in the summer?