Manchester United executives still support Amorin: Rebuilding of nearly £100 million starts, locker room undercurrents

Despite losing to Bilbao in the UEFA Cup final, Manchester United's board of directors still firmly supports coach Amorin, providing him with a summer window budget of nearly 100 million pounds, and opening the club's in-depth reform plan. According to the Guardian, under the promotion of the football management led by Ratcliffe, the Red Devils' senior management firmly believed that the Portuguese young coach was the right candidate to lead the team's revival. The signing blueprint surfaced, Wolves forward Mattus Cunia (62.5 million termination fee) and Ipswich forward Liam Drapp (priced 30 million pounds) led the signing list, supplemented by a creative midfielder. It is worth noting that Chelsea and Newcastle's pursuit of Drapp has escalated the complexity of the transaction. Thanks to Ratcliff’s cost-cutting plan (including the withdrawal of 450 positions), the club’s salary structure has become more reasonable, and there is no need to rely on players to sell this summer to sign players.

Youth Storm core shakes

After losing the Europa League final, Garnacho's speech in the mixed interview area shocked: "I started every round of knockout rounds before entering the finals, but I only played 20 minutes today. I need to enjoy the holidays and see what will happen in the future. " The confusion of this Argentine star not only reflects his personal loss, but also reveals the trust crisis that needs to be rebuilt in the locker room. The Red Devil at the intersection is facing far more than tactical innovation. In this summer when the Guardian called the "Ratcliffe era", the Portuguese coach's signing vision and locker room control will determine the club's revival process. Although nearly £100 million is a sign of reform determination, in today's crazy market environment, this amount of funds may only be enough to sign Cunha (expensively half of the budget) and Drapp, who still needs to prove its Premier League resilience. Fans are inevitably questioning: Why not increase investment after completing large-scale internal severance?

Deep observation

Manchester United is currently wandering between hope and hidden worries. It is certainly worthy of recognition to support the young coach, but 100 million pounds are hard to say that they are in a modern football world where 100 million pounds are often over 100 million. Garnacho's public doubts sounded the alarm, and if the young man, who is regarded as the core of the future, it may trigger a chain reaction. Amorin needs to make good use of the complete pre-season preparation period and rekindle the confidence of fans with precise signings. After all, the performance of the court is the only criterion for testing results.