Quote from: DanWalker on Today at 09:28:51 AM

I also thought that after Amorim was appointed as the new manager, he would be given the opportunity to change the squad. To add new players to the squad. But we have not seen that. Manchester United has kept their squad unchanged. And we do not know whether they will add talented players to the squad next season.

Manchester United appointd Ruben Amorim in November 2024 and he actually had a winter transfer season with budget for transfers. It's an undeniable fact but we all know about another fact that winter transfer season is never a good one for big changes in any club in terms of player resource.

I believe that both Manchester United and Ruben Amorim were not ready to change their squad too much in the last transfer season that is always risky for any club by lack of good players available on transfer market as well ask lack of enough adaptation time for new players in a new club.

Manchester United already made their decision to continue with Ruben Amorim next season, then a coming summer transfer season will be for such big changes. After this summer, there will less reasons for Ruben Amorim to make any blame if the club performances next season won't be improved.

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Manchester United has changed coaches several times in the last few seasons but they have not achieved the expected success. On the contrary, the team's performance has become weaker day by day. Manchester United management needs to understand that their main problem is not the coach, their main problem is their players. The understanding between the players is not good. I do not see the possibility of improving Manchester United's performance unless they make major changes to the squad.

They have been in a big crisis in many years since a retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson and they have to give their head coach enough patience. They did not do that with most of previous coaches, gave that patience to some coaches like Solskajer and Ten Hag but gained bad results. They intend to give patience to Ruben Amorim and there is chance of success or failure with him but I believe they must continue this approach. It's never good for a club development if they only aim at short term targets while patience is always key for long term plans.