This is the number 1 target for Amorim's left wing.

Manchester United have continued to struggle on the left flank this season, with defenders Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia constantly recovering from injuries. This has hampered the stability of the squad, forcing both former manager Erik Ten Hag and Van Nistelrooy to seek alternatives.

New boss Ruben Amorim, upon taking over at Old Trafford, identified this as a position that needed immediate reinforcement. Despite Shaw and Malacia returning, the Portuguese coach was still not confident about the stability of his defence and decided to look for a new left-back.

Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez is Amorim's top target. The Hungary international has impressed in the Premier League, particularly with a brace of assists in the 2-1 win over Man City in November. Kerkez has been in fine form and has become one of Bournemouth's standout players.

Bournemouth, with their limited financial resources, are said to be willing to sell their stars if they receive a reasonable price. This makes the deal to recruit Kerkez feasible for MU. However, Manchester United will not have an easy time getting Kerkez's signature because they have to compete with Liverpool, who are also looking for a long-term replacement for Andy Robertson.

However, if MU succeeds in recruiting Milos Kerkez, this 21-year-old player will be an ideal addition to the defense, helping to strengthen the team in the goal of conquering titles.