Sky: Manchester United’s senior management is satisfied with Amorim’s performance and does not expect any big signings in the winter window.

October 29th According to Sky Sports reports, Manchester United executives are satisfied with the team's progress under Amorim. In addition, there are no big signings expected in the winter window.

Manchester United's top brass believe the tough decisions are starting to bear fruit and are determined to stick to their long-term plan. Amorim's goal is to qualify for Europe next season, while CEO Berarda and director Wilcox will be satisfied with a top-six finish.

The article disclosed that despite outside calls for large-scale investment in January, the club's senior management is determined to stick to the plan and is not expected to invest heavily in the winter window.

The priority for signings is a new defensive midfielder, with possible targets including Elliott Anderson, Adam Walton and Baleba. But due to the huge investment, this signing is more likely to be carried out in the summer, and the club is determined to avoid the signing mistakes of the past.

The future of some high-profile players is still up in the air, such as Rashford, who has two and a half years left on his contract, and Maguire and Casemiro, whose contracts will expire in the summer. Whether Hoylen's transfer to Naples can be finalized also depends on whether the other party can qualify for the Champions League.

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