Amorim’s Major Rebuild: How Manchester United Could Line Up Next Season
Manchester United face a pivotal summer transfer window that could determine their Premier League ambitions next season. Under new manager Ruben Amorim, who has struggled to get the best out of his inherited squad so far, a refreshed roster with key signings is essential to silence critics and kickstart the club’s rise up the table.
Who Has Manchester United Signed This Summer?
To date, United have spent approximately €78.2 million on new recruits, headlined by Matheus Cunha, acquired from Wolves for a hefty €74 million. The only other confirmed signing is 18-year-old left-back Diego León from Cerro Porteño.
However, transfer rumors suggest that more arrivals could be on the way. United have reportedly made a second offer of €71 million for Brentford winger Bryan Mbeumo and are exploring options including Eintracht Frankfurt’s Hugo Ekitike and Sporting’s Viktor Gyökeres. French winger Christopher Nkunku of Chelsea has also emerged as a potential target, possibly as part of a player swap.
On the goalkeeping front, doubts over André Onana’s consistency have sparked links with Aston Villa’s Emiliano Martinez, who is eager to join United and might be available as Villa works within Financial Sustainability rules.
Who Has Manchester United Sold This Summer?
So far, United have parted ways with three senior players — Victor Lindelöf, Christian Eriksen, and Jonny Evans — all leaving on free transfers. The club needs to generate further funds through sales to fund Amorim’s squad overhaul.
André Onana could be next to leave, with strong rumors linking him to a move to Monaco. In addition, several attacking players seem poised for exits. Names like Antony, Alejandro Garnacho, Jadon Sancho, Marcus Rashford, and possibly Rasmus Højlund are reportedly on the transfer list, though it remains uncertain how many will secure moves.
Transfer Rumors & Potential Moves
- Antony is linked with a transfer to Como.
- Jadon Sancho may head to Fenerbahce.
- Marcus Rashford’s future is unclear, with possible interest from Barcelona.
- Garnacho could move to Chelsea, potentially in a deal involving Nkunku.
- Should United sign Ekitike or Gyökeres, interest from Inter Milan in Højlund could solidify offers for the young striker.
If United manage to offload these five players, who collectively hold a market value around €193 million, they will unlock significant spending power to strengthen the squad and support Amorim’s vision.
Manchester United’s summer promises to be a defining period as they aim to reshape the squad and return to title contention.
