Manchester United’s Strategic Future with Ruben Amorim at the HelmAs Manchester United grapples with the intricacies of financial regulations, the spotlight turns increasingly to the club’s

Ruben Amorim has played down the prospect of Manchester United strengthening their squad in the January window but insisted that he wants to keep his best players following speculation that Kobbie Mainoo could leave Old Trafford.

Ruben Amorim has been struggling as Manchester United boss and his reaction to a wild 2-2 draw at Liverpool on Sunday said it all. He was very happy with the performance and so many of his players put in a spirited, focused and committed display. But he was angry he hasn’t seen it more often since he arrived a few months ago.

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Man United undoubtedly look different since Ruben Amorim took over as coach -- but has that been a good or bad thing? An investigation.

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim is currently one of the youngster managers in the Premier League following his early retirement from football at the age of 32.

TBR Football confirmed earlier in December that Amorim wants to keep hold of Maguire in the January transfer window. Now, GiveMeSport claim that Amorim is ‘putting pressure’ on the club’s hierarchy to extend his deal before the transfer window opens on the 1st of January – he does not want Maguire’s head to be turned in the winter window.

Manchester United fans have been offered some hope as the club attempts to keep hold of midfield star Kobbie Mainoo. It was widely reported in the UK this week that the Red Devils could be prepared to sell the teenager,

Ruben Amorim insisted he wants to hang on to Kobbie Mainoo amid speculation Manchester United are willing to offload the teenage midfielder this month. Mainoo still has two-and-a-half years left to run on his contract but United have little wiggle room to buy players in the January transfer window because of profit and sustainability (PSR) regulations.