Ruben Amorim approves Manchester United's summer transfer strategy

Ruben Amorim, Manchester United's new manager, has given his approval for the club's summer transfer plans. The upcoming transfer window is expected to be crucial for United's future. Amorim has implemented a 3-4-2-1 formation, which he successfully used at Sporting Lisbon. Since his appointment in November, he has focused on establishing a consistent playing style after a chaotic period under the previous manager, Erik ten Hag. The club aims to build a strong team, and they believe a complete pre-season will help Amorim form his best team. Omar Berrada, United's chief executive, shared insights into the club’s recruitment strategy. He emphasized the importance of signing versatile players who can adapt to different playing styles. Berrada stated that Amorim has a clear vision for how he wants the team to play, focusing on an attacking and possession-based style of football. Last summer, United demonstrated this strategy by signing Noussair Mazraoui, known for his versatility. He has played multiple roles this season, showcasing the need for players who can fill various positions. Other players like Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes have also shown similar flexibility. Amorim's approach requires players who can thrive in multiple roles. His previous signings, including Patrick Dorgu, underline this strategy. The manager believes that a versatile squad will enable him to adjust tactics effectively, and United is aiming to enhance its roster with such players in the summer.