Transfer market is cold? Amorin hinted that Manchester United will focus on tightening monetary policy in the summer window

Manchester United coach Amorin recently admitted that due to the Fiscal Fairness Act (FFP) restrictions, the Red Devils may face a "small repair and minor repair" transfer strategy this summer. After experiencing a disastrous season in the Premier League rankings 15 and losing to Tottenham in the Europa League final, Manchester United missed the European Cup for the first time in a decade and is expected to face a revenue shrink of up to 140 million pounds.

"Losing the Champions League qualification means we don't need to maintain a huge lineup ", Amorin revealed at the pre-season press conference, "The signing plan does exist, but the focus will turn to internal potential. The improvement of the youth training academy is the key to the future - the tight ring of FFP makes it difficult for us to make big moves this summer. "

However, the transfer market is still undercurrent: Wolves midfielder core Mattus Cunia is approaching joining with a transfer fee of 62.5 million pounds, and this deal may be the first signing in the summer window. What is even more eye-catching is that Brentford's forward Mbeoumo (20 goals last season) and Lyon supernova Shaki are still signing radars.

It is worth mentioning that only 48 hours after defeating Villa (Dialo and Eriksen scored) 2-0, the entire Manchester United team has flew to Asia to start pre-season preparations. A friendly match with ASEAN All-Star United on Wednesday afternoon will kick off the new season.