If evaluated only by United’s Premier League campaign, Ruben Amorim has not yet made a major impression in his nearly seven months at Manchester United.
With six victories, six ties, and fourteen defeats—including the heartbreaking 1-0 setback to Chelsea—the Portuguese strategist has had a lackluster run.
This Wednesday, United will meet Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final at San Mamés in Bilbao, Spain.
Even a win, though, wouldn’t allay the persistent worry that this team is just insufficient.
Although United must make significant acquisitions, their expenditure may be constrained by the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules.
Álvaro Carreras transfer masterstroke
In order to give Amorim the staff he needs for his system to succeed, the 20-time winners could have to sell off some of its players.
The Portuguese manager’s argument is that this isn’t really his United team.
According to reports, Marcus Rashford, Antony, Jadon Sancho, and Alejandro Garnacho are among the players up for sale in order to raise money for the reconstruction.
Alvaro Carreras’ transfer genius might provide United an unanticipated increase to their transfer money.
Diarios claims that Real seems to have persuaded United to exercise the €18 million (£15 million) buyback clause that was part of Carreras’ initial €6 million (£5 million) move to Benfica.
Then, in order to bring the full-back to the Bernabéu, the Spanish powerhouses are prepared to give United between €30 million (£25.2M) and €35 million (£29.4M).
It would have been much easier to go straight from Benfica to Madrid, but Madrid is unwilling to activate the young player’s €60 million (£50.4 million) release clause.
So, are United re-signing Carreras simply to sell him to Los Blancos?
According to Diarios, 90% of the transaction has already been finalized after intense negotiations between the three clubs.
Following the Copa del Rey final on May 25, Madrid is anticipated to make the signing public once the last elements are finalized.
Carreras is anticipated to fill in for Ferland Mendy at Madrid in the hopes that he can progressively make his way into the starting lineup as the 2025–26 campaign goes on.
Selling Carreras to Madrid for about €30 million gives United quick cash that they may use to buy a good right wing-back, who is essential to Amorim’s strategy.
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