The blames that have continually been tossed around is one that is beginning to sound like a broken record already, I mean how did we get tot he point where the expectations are now for a complete overhaul of the full Manchester United squad, let's say that should be put to consideration, have the economic effect of such in the team been put to considerations?, even if they are one of the richest teams in England, it's not enough reason for them to even attempt that, if there are key players that should be changed and the others kept, that would be a great idea but the complete overhaul isn't the best at the moment.
Making a major overhaul is not one of the best ways but making a gradual overhaul is a better choice. And I think Amorim will not do this because in january Amorim must have had several new player candidates and after that the rest will be done at the end of the season. Well, maybe after making a gradual overhaul, the team's performance will not increase that quickly but of course all of that takes time for Amorim to provide evidence. The most important thing right now is that Amorim must try to bring Man United to the best position or at least in the top 5.
Squad overhauls must go hand in hand with a balanced financial sheet, otherwise, Manchester United will face FFP sanctions. Amorim certainly needs new players, but I don't see the management agreeing to all his requests in the January transfer window. Actually, not all problems can be solved through the transfer market, sometimes with a different approach, players can regain their best form.
On the other hand, Amorim is still in the adaptation phase, there's a lot of mess inherited from Ten Hag, and it can't be fixed in a short time. Regardless of all that, I believe Amorim has the ability to boost Manchester United performance in the future, and it's not impossible for them to finish in the European zone this season. Manchester United also has a chance to qualify for the Champions League next season, they must make the best use of the Europa League.