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·21 de agosto de 2025
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United's challenging start fuels a transfer market frenzy, as key players face uncertain futures.
As the transfer window edges closer to its conclusion, Manchester United finds itself mired in a whirlwind of potential departures and arrivals. Rasmus Hojlund is attracting significant interest from Serie A giants Napoli and AC Milan. A move is likely as Napoli eyes Hojlund to bolster their attack after Romelu Lukaku’s injury, and Hojlund’s agents have been clear about preferring a loan with an obligation to buy.
Meanwhile, Manchester United is reportedly looking to move on from André Onana, with talks of a potential replacement intensifying—Gianluigi Donnarumma is speculated as a top target. Wayne Rooney has publicly vouched for Donnarumma's acquisition, underscoring the need for stability between the sticks.
Additionally, discussions are underway over the possible signing of Lucien Agoume from Sevilla, as United are keen on fortifying their midfield after missing out on Carlos Baleba.
The pressure to offload players is further fueled by existing injuries, adding strain to squad depth. Lisandro Martinez, still recovering from an ACL injury, exacerbates United’s defensive concerns, urging the need for reinforcements at the back. Ruben Amorim’s squad is also grappling with choices over Rasmus Hojlund, as doubts linger on his availability post-injury frustrations.
Kobbie Mainoo, United’s academy graduate, remains a focal point for fans urging the club to bank on youth amidst midfield struggles. His potential to support Bruno Fernandes and plug the gaps in midfield is crucial, considering the lack of squad rotation opportunities without European commitments. Fans express enthusiasm for more homegrown talent to bridge the gap, as seen in the last encounter against Arsenal, and are eager for Mainoo to seize the chance to solidify a regular spot.
Despite dominating possession and creating chances, United's opening day 0-1 setback against Arsenal signals urgent adjustments needed across their systems. Amorim's tactical strategies and player adaptability continue to be scrutinised, especially in attacks failing to materialise into goals. With a challenging run of matches coming up, including clashes with Chelsea and Manchester City, tactical flexibility could be key to turning their season around.
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