Manchester United manager Reuben Amorim praises fans after the Premier League match. (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Image)
Manchester United reportedly are trying to improve two areas of the team before the summer transfer window closes.
According to Fichajes, they have set aside about 150 million euros of funding to introduce quality goalkeepers and reliable midfielders. It will be interesting to see if the windows can bring about the right addition before they close.
Man United wants to sign a keeper and midfielder
Andre Onana is so overwhelming for them that he needs to be replaced. Altay Bayindir was given a start against Arsenal in the opening game of the Premier League, and his error allowed Arsenal to win the game. It is clear that Manchester United desperately needs a quality goalkeeper.
It remains to be seen whether they will be able to bring about the right additions over the next few days. A quality goalkeeper can make a big difference behind Manchester United and help them crush important results.
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They are also passionate about quality midfielders. They wanted to sign Carlos Valleva from Brighton, but that deal appears unlikely. It remains to be seen whether they have decided to move on to the target now. Manchester United struggles to dominate midfield contests, and signing quality midfielders can make a huge difference. They should aim to be someone who is physically proud and can contribute on both sides of the pitch.
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Manchester United had a disappointing season last time and they will bounce back hard. They will need to return to the UEFA Champions League, and they will try to promote domestic trophies as well. Clubs of their height should win trophies quite regularly.
It is still unclear whether weaknesses can be inserted in front of the window. They did well to improve their offensive units, and quality goalkeepers and midfielders were able to take them to a whole new level.