Criticism of Manchester United: Ruben Amorin becomes the latest victim to damage due to failed transfer management

Manchester United are once again in the spotlight, as summer transfer activities are deemed to be unable to meet the needs of the team. The most intense criticism comes from Mark Goldbridge, published through the Joint Position Platform, who is pessimistic about Ruben Amorim's future.

Every failure now brings Amorin closer to the threat of being fired at Old Trafford. He also revealed serious concerns about the quality of the team, especially the lack of new players in the midfield.

While the end result may end Amorim's tenure, Goldbridge stressed that the mistake is not entirely in the coach. He believes that Manchester United's management team once again provided inappropriate support through the wrong signing strategy.

This situation raises the basic question: Will Amorin encounter the same fate as his exes who have declined because the club failed to handle transfers?

Summer transfer is considered to be a failure

Amorin's situation is compared with what was previously in Old Trafford. He gave examples, such as Solskjaer lost his place despite having top players like Jaden Sancho, Raphael Valanán and Cristiano Ronaldo.

According to his analysis, the signings at that time did not meet the team's urgent needs. Solskjaer needs midfielders, but the team adds players elsewhere.

So the project collapsed before entering Christmas season. A similar pattern also affected Jose Mourinho, who, after successfully finishing second place, only got Fred, Diogo Dalot and Lee Grant the next summer.

However, Mourinho has publicly complained about insufficient support from management. Now, under the leadership of Amorim, the same model has appeared again, and Manchester United has not bridged key loopholes when the team's situation is in great need of improvement.

Improper transfer

Golden Bridge Menorotti stressed the four new players introduced by Manchester United in the summer and criticized them severely. He said that while Cunya and Bulmo may be some potential players, that number is still far from enough to fix the roster that ranked last (15th) last season.

He expects to need at least five to eight new players, especially to fill the gap in the midfield. However, the club ended up stopping at four players and did not introduce players who could really significantly improve the quality of the game.

' Failure to introduce a quality midfielder is considered the fatal mistake in this transfer strategy. Amorin's main need was a rhythm control player, but that demand was not realized until the official transfer window was closed.

As David Ornstein, a credible journalist confirmed Belaba's transfer rumor ended in failure, disappointment reached its peak. The fans' hopes were once again lost.

The heavy pressure on Amorin

It is this situation that convinced Amorin is currently in a very vulnerable position. Every negative result can increase the doubts of his leadership skills among fans and management.

He emphasized that he is not emotional, but analyzes based on objective reality. If the results do not show improvement soon, Amorin's future in Old Trafford will be increasingly threatened.

The fundamental problem is not the coaching individual, but the recurring patterns of the club that fail to provide the required support. Amorin is just the latest victim in the management system that continues to make mistakes in direction.

After scrutinizing by fans and football experts, Amorin is now considered to be facing a "last chance" to prove his abilities. If there are no positive results in a short period of time, his story could be part of another cycle of failure that has long plagued Manchester United.