Well, Manchester United has actually been making quite a concerted effort since the Ten Hag era. In fact, in almost every transfer window, they've brought in players considered to be of high quality. But for some reason, the team seems to be struggling to recover.
And now, in the Amorim era, I'm personally not so sure. Manchester United's transfer market moves have been mediocre, and the players they've brought in haven't been as ambitious as usual. However, it's not impossible that Amorim will succeed with the players they've brought in. Manchester United must rebuild from the ground up. And starting with players more familiar with the Premier League is a realistic approach. These players can likely be expected to adapt more quickly than players brought in from outside the Premier League.
Does Manchester United not notice how other teams have been active in the market in adding players who will improve their performance for next season? Tottenham, who finished 16th and won the Europa League, signed two players in less than 48 hours, while Manchester United has only signed Cunha since the season finished, as if they weren't going to compete for a place in the top four next season. If their present players are preventing them from signing new players, they should sell them to make way for a new signing.
However, Manchester United has been talking about getting Mbuemo from Brentford for more than 40 days now, and we have yet to hear anything positive about the transfer. I hope the rumors about signing Jackson from Chelsea are fake because Man United have a lot of players that clubs refuse to make an offer for, and they still want Jackson to come and finish his career at Manchester United. This team, called Manchester United, will never be serious, even once.