"Ruben Amorim has laid out a firm stance on transfer business ahead of the January window, making it clear that short-term fixes will not be part of his recruitment strategy. The Red Devils are expected to enter the market in January to strengthen their squad. Amorim's side have lost Bryan Mbeumo, Noussair Mazraoui and Amad Diallo to the AFCON but the United boss has confirmed that he will not be making short term signings but rather looking at the long term needs of the team."
"Rather than recruiting players purely to cover short-term absences, he wants every signing to fit a broader sporting project. The United hierarchy plans to back the manager next year as they look for new players, particularly in the midfield position. The likes of Carlos Baleba of Brighton, Joao Gomes of Wolves, Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton and Nottingham Forest star Elliot Anderson have all been linked with a move to Old Trafford."
Ruben Amorim refuses to pursue short-term January signings, focusing instead on recruiting players who fit United's long-term sporting project. United face AFCON absences for Bryan Mbeumo, Noussair Mazraoui and Amad Diallo but will not make temporary signings to cover those losses. The club signed Matheus Cunha, Benjamin Sesko and Mbeumo in the summer and now seeks further reinforcements to bolster a Champions League push. The hierarchy intends to back Amorim in the transfer market, with particular interest in midfield additions. Linked targets include Carlos Baleba, Joao Gomes, Adam Wharton and Elliot Anderson.
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