Manchester United: Manchester United are in a good situation and are no longer anxious for the arrival of the winter window; they can consider renting out Leon

On October 23, the "Manchester Evening News" talked about Manchester United's potential transfer operations in the winter window. Unlike in the past, the Red Devils no longer seem to be eagerly counting down the opening date of the transfer window.

In recent years, Manchester United has always exposed flaws in multiple positions in the middle of the season. For example, this time last year, Manchester United drew with Fenerbahce in the Europa League, continuing their embarrassing start of being undefeated but also undefeated. Less than a week later, Sir Ratcliffe lost patience with Ten Hag after losing to West Ham.

Now, although this Manchester United cannot be called perfect, at least we can see some promising signs. While the midfield still needs major changes, that may be left until next summer. Therefore, priority for new signings will depend on who leaves. However, the Red Devils are not expected to let many players leave the team.

January is still a seller's market, which makes finding a suitable replacement difficult. However, Manchester United should prioritize players who leave in the winter window and do not necessarily need to find replacements immediately. Diego Leon came to Manchester United with confidence this summer. In an interview with Paraguayan media in July, Leon said: "As a professional player, you have to adapt quickly. This is a huge opportunity.

"Everyone thinks that I will be loaned out, but I don't think so. I'm going to give it my all in pre-season and be with them in one or two games. "

Although we appreciate Leon's confidence, things have not developed as he expected. So far, the 18-year-old player has only played twice for the Manchester United youth team. The most recent time was on the 22nd when he represented Manchester United U21 in the English League Championship and lost 2-5 to Barnsley (Barnsley's lineup is mainly adult team players).

Leon has not yet played for Manchester United. He has played in the first team and had experience on the bench against Manchester City, Brentford and Sunderland, but he was absent against Liverpool. As Manchester United's injury problems gradually diminished, so did Leon's chances of breaking into the first team this season, especially against Leeds United. Time to adapt to European football and leaving on loan in January is exactly what he needs. Of course, he has to choose the right club. Manchester United have a tradition of sending young talents they value to the Championship. This season, Harry Armas, Radek Wittek and Toby Collier represent Sheffield Wednesday, Bristol City and West Brom in the Championship respectively.

We all know that Ahmad made a name for himself in the British Championship on behalf of Sunderland. Therefore, arranging a similar loan for Leon will help boost his confidence. At the end of the season, Malacia will leave and Leon will return with more experience, which should help his promotion to the Red Devils first team. If Leon cannot ensure enough opportunities this season, then renting him out is something Manchester United must consider in the winter window.