Manchester United Faces Financial Struggles and Transfer Challenges

Manager Ruben Amorim navigates a constrained transfer window as the club grapples with unsellable players and financial losses.

Manchester United posted a £113m loss last year despite generating £661m in income, limiting their flexibility in the January transfer market due to financial regulations.
Manager Ruben Amorim has expressed a desire to retain Kobbie Mainoo, a promising 19-year-old midfielder, but acknowledges the financial benefits of selling him due to his homegrown status.
The club's squad features numerous high-salary players with depreciating value, making it difficult to offload them without incurring further losses.
Marcus Rashford has attracted interest from AC Milan, Arsenal, and West Ham, though his high wages remain a significant obstacle to any potential deal.
United's recruitment strategy under previous management is under scrutiny, with many players deemed ill-suited for Amorim's tactical approach and the pressures of playing for the club.