Ruben Amorim has said the financial reality at Manchester United means that players will have to exit Old Trafford in the summer before the club can strengthen the squad.

RUBEN AMORIM has admitted he will STILL have to sell to buy in a damning indictment of how much of a financial mess Manchester United are in. The Old Trafford boss knows he needs a top new striker

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has sought to play down the hype over teenage striker Chido Obi-Martin after his FA Youth Cup heroics in midweek. The 17-year-old hit the headlines after a hat-trick against Chelsea, with the first of his three goals a sublime lofted finish that helped his side to a 5-1 win.

Manchester United need to sell players before buying this summer - Next Thursday marks a year since Sir Jim Ratcliffe completed his deal to become minority owner of United.

Dressing room sources have revealed Ruben Amorim is “not as close” with the Manchester United squad as his predecessor Erik ten Hag and that the Portuguese coach is said to be “maintaining a

Both managers have tried to get their players to adopt a specific style of play, which has often cost them at the back. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Manchester United are in desperate need of an overhaul to allow Ruben Amorim to be a success during his time as the club's manager. The 40-year-old has only had one transfer window to make his impression on the side,