Paul Scholes doesn’t believe that Ruben Amorim fits the DNA of Manchester United. The 51-year-old Red Devils legend recently condemned the Portuguese head
Ruben Amorim will be hoping for reinforcements in January, and one player reportedly on Manchester United’s radar has just received a public endorsement from the head coach.
Ruben Amorim has a potential solution for his upcoming AFCON squad issues, as a previously overlooked talent has rejoined first-team training, offering the manager a timely boost to his options.
In a recent interview with the United Stand, journalist Ben Jacobs claimed that Manchester United have set their sights on Bournemouth midfielder Tyler Adams.
Manchester United stalwart Diogo Dalot has returned to the starting lineup after making an impressive upturn in recent weeks. The 26-year-old is the second-longest-serving MUFC player behind Luke Shaw, but his stint at Old Trafford has been a rollercoaster.
Matthijs de Ligt has become a key part of the set-up at Old Trafford since moving to Manchester United last summer. Despite joining under Erik ten Hag from Bayern Munich, de Ligt has become a firm favourite of Amorim.
Manchester United’s summer 2025 rebuild wasn’t just about who arrived at Old Trafford, it was about who didn’t fit anymore. Ruben Amorim’s system has pushed United towards fewer wingers and more central forwards, and that was reflected in the clear-out.
Nani has urged his former club, Manchester United, to try to facilitate a deal for Antoine Semenyo. It comes amid growing anticipation that the Bournemouth talisman will be on the move in the winter after it was confirmed that his contract contains a £65 million release clause (£60m upfront and £5m in add-ons).
MUTV presenter Liam Bradford has poured praise on Mason Mount following a stellar run of form from the midfielder. Manchester United’s No.7 is enjoying an extended period of fitness this campaign, which has come as a monumental boost to Ruben Amorim in his first full term in the dugout.
Manchester United have added Tyler Adams to their midfield shortlist as they continue their search for Premier League-proven signings. Indeed, the Bournemouth star, according to Ben Jacobs (via The United Stand), is a ‘new name’ amongst INEOS’ targets to reinforce Ruben Amorim’s ranks in the middle of the park.
In a recent report, journalist Fraser Fletcher mentioned that Manchester United are eyeing a move for Elche defender David Affengruber. It is understood that the Red Devils are eager to bring the Austrian centre-back to Old Trafford next year.
Manchester United seem to have found more stability with Senne Lammens between the posts, and we have taken a closer look at the impact he has made. Lammens arrived at Manchester United on deadline day, and it did not take long for Ruben Amorim to give him his first start in October.
Manchester United’s season continues to move in unpredictable directions as Ruben Amorim battles through injuries, squad reshuffles and the pressure of keeping pace with the Premier League’s top four.
Former Manchester United coach Rene Meulensteen admits he can’t fathom why current Red Devils manager Ruben Amorim has been unable to find a place in his team for Kobbie Mainoo.
Manchester United’s academy has been buzzing this season, with several young talents impressing across Under-18 and Under-21 levels. The Red Devils continue to balance giving youngsters competitive minutes with carefully planning their development pathways.
Manchester United’s ongoing focus on reconnecting the club with its heritage has sparked fresh conversations about the influence past legends still hold over the modern era.
Manchester United’s winter plans are already under intense scrutiny as Ruben Amorim continues juggling squad fitness, fixture congestion and a growing list of transfer decisions that could shape the club’s second half of the season.
Manchester United’s academy planning has taken on fresh urgency in recent months, with the club continuing to accelerate long-term recruitment strategies under the new INEOS-driven structure.
It’s a sad fact of life in the Premier League – the culture of sacking managers is prevalent, as it always has been. Already in 2025/26, we have seen four head coaches lose their jobs.
Manchester United are continuing to bounce back this season, after last year’s dismal league finish, hoping to lay the building blocks for future success at Old Trafford.
The international picture continues to shift rapidly as national-team coaches tighten their plans for the 2026 World Cup, leaving several Premier League stars waiting anxiously for clarity.
Antoine Semenyo is expected to be on the move next month after it was confirmed that his Bournemouth contract contains a release clause. Indeed, his suitors will have to shell out an upfront fee of £60 million plus £5 million in add-ons if they are to buy him out of his terms at the Vitality Stadium.
Manchester United are interested in signing the Elche defender David Affengruber. The 24-year-old central defender has done well for the Spanish club, and Manchester United are keen on him.
Manchester United director of football Jason Wilcox has publicly thrown his support behind manager Ruben Amorim, urging fans and journalists to “trust the process” despite growing scrutiny over the team’s performances.
With the January transfer window fast approaching, Manchester United are accelerating their plans to strengthen the midfield, an area that manager Ruben Amorim views as key to restoring balance and creativity in the team.