Manwan: Amorin s tough attitude caused Manchester United to suffer losses, and the club faces the problem of players selling

August 19th August In this summer's transfer window, Manchester United has not successfully sold any players. The Manchester Evening News commented on Manchester United's transfer operation.

Manchester United once announced that they would loan Rashford to Barcelona and that the opponent would fully bear the player's salary, which saved the Red Devils about 14 million pounds in expenditure. However, Rashford's loan is just an alternative for Barcelona after they are unable to sign Nico Williams and Louis Dias.

At present, Manchester United has spent more than 200 million pounds to introduce a new forward trio. Cunya and Mbemo performed well in the first round of the season against Arsenal, and Cunya was also named the best player of the game. However, Manchester United now has ten forwards, who hope to sell four players by the September 1 transfer window deadline. Hoylen, who is not included in the roster against Arsenal, may join Garnacho, Sancho, Anthony and Maracia to form a squad with five players to be sold.

Manchester United has not been successful in selling players in the past few years, with sales reaching £109.18 million last year, but it does not seem to bring a turnaround. Instead, the Red Devils are forced into a desperate situation by other clubs, and the salary structure they are trying to adjust is one of the problems. In 2022, Manchester United provided Casemiro with a 4-year contract of £350,000 per week, and the players seem to want to fulfill their contract. Manchester United has commissioned four different intermediaries to try to sell the Brazilian midfield, but none of them have succeeded.

The same problem also occurred to Sancho. Chelsea had paid £5 million to avoid buying out Sancho, and his performance at Manchester United was mediocre. Sancho has hardly made appearances in the Premier League in the past two years and has been actually excluded from the team. Manchester United shareholder Sir Ratcliff said in March this year that Sancho, Casemiro, Anthony, Hoylen and Onana are all players that the club "inherited" or "high price" are introduced. Ideally, Manchester United hopes to sell the five players this summer.

Industry sources believe that Amorin's tough attitude has caused Manchester United to suffer losses. Hoylen was abandoned after publicly expressing his desire to stay in the team, Rashford had no chance to return after arranging an interview that he said he was "prepared for a new challenge", and Garnacho's relationship with the club broke down due to questioning his abandonment in the UEFA Cup final.

Some situations are beyond Manchester United's control. Due to a knee injury, Maracia did not participate in club competitions for 550 days after joining Manchester United and was replaced four times in five starts under Amorin. The 26-year-old left-back started only five times on loan at Eindhoven, with a contract expiry next year and few clubs are willing to pay transfer fees for such a poor performer.

Anthony could have been sold if he did not join Manchester United at a price close to twice the initial asking price of Ajax in 2022. Although Anthony has performed well in La Liga and returned to the Brazilian national team, Manchester United needs to sell him for £32.58 million to avoid losses, according to the Premier League's profitability and sustainability rules. In fact, there is no suitable club willing to pay for this, so compromises are needed. Chelsea was the only club interested in Garnacho, but after conducting due diligence, all three clubs gave up on him. Garnacho has proved his strength in the Premier League. Chelsea did not have a complete pre-season preparation stage after participating in the Club World Cup, so it is not in a hurry to push the transfer.

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