Quote from: Felicity_Tide on Today at 12:48:33 AM

How sure are we that Manchester united will participate in the coming transfer window, inorder to provide Amorim with the necessary players?. They've been cutting so many expenses lately, which I believe will certainly affect what they plan on spending in the transfer market(even they even have one). As it stands, Amorim's job is already standing on one leg. I really wonder how he his feeling, because at this point, he clearly knows that he made the wrong move. In as much coaching a bigger club is an achievement, it never became a success for him, as he struggled to replicate the things he was doing while still at Sporting.

It is fair to say that Manchester United have been implementing cost-cutting strategies that will restrict their budget in the upcoming transfer window, requiring a more prudent approach to spending. And I think this is right because the long-term financial health of the club should always be treated as a priority and it is only natural that this may influence decisions to invest in more "sustainable" and cost-effective signings rather than expensive, high-profile players.

But I certainly believe that they should not let the transfer window go by without taking advantage of some good opportunities, I just think that with a reduced budget, the club could prioritize younger and less expensive talent or seek out players available through economic deals, such as loans or transfers with performance-based clauses.

Obviously Amorim wants something bolder, but I am sorry to hear that we will not be able to see all of his wishes fulfilled. In any case, I am still confident that he will be able to perform well with whatever is available to him.