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If you want the team to develop more, then it is appropriate for Man United to release some players who do not have a big influence on the club's success. Several names are on Amorim's wish list for next season, but they will have quite a hard time bringing in these players because next season Man United will only play in the Premier League. The availability of a small budget can also be a challenge for him so that some targeted players cannot be brought in easily.
If the situation does not change, then I'm sure Man United next season will not make many changes that the coach can make and of course they will have quite a hard time keeping up with other teams in the fight for the championship title or just chasing the top three positions in the standings.
That is what will even happen, because the way it is right now, many players want more recognition, and since Manchester United will be playing in only the Premier League next season, some players won’t want to be in Manchester United due to that reason.
I think Amorim should just try his best to get in players that he knows can do better than the current squad because, seriously, some of the current players are not hungry for goals and the success of Manchester United. They need more good players that can get the team performance back. I hope Amorim does the needful.
Ruben Amorim will certainly try to build squad depth at Manchester United in the summer transfer window to suit his strategic needs. Despite experiencing financial difficulties due to failing to secure a ticket to the Champions League, by releasing several players, Manchester United will gain reliable funds to recruit new players. Antony, Rashford, Sancho, Garnacho, Hojlund, Joshua Zirkzee, Jonny Evans, Christian Eriksen and Onana seem to be on the list of players who will be released.
Manchester United is only focused on domestic competition next season, Ruben Amorim should not have too much difficulty in leading his team to rise from the slump. His position as head coach will be at stake, and I think the management will fire him midway if he still fails to meet expectations.