The reason Man United did not buy a striker in January

Although a number of quality signings have been made to major Premier League clubs to bolster their squad, the Red Devils have remained quiet.

However, the team has managed to recruit two defenders Patrick Dorgu and Ayden Heaven as an important addition to strengthen the defense. The issue of recruiting another name in the attack line, which was highly anticipated, has not made any further progress. Explaining the above decision, MU said that the board of directors has more confidence in the young stars that the club has just brought in to meet professional values ​​with much less investment instead of making blockbuster and very risky deals. The "Red Devils" also announced that the club will aim to limit expenses this season because the Old Trafford team has to face the implementation of stricter policies from meeting the regulations on financial fair play (PSR). Aiming for long-term goals is still the policy put forward instead of making deals with a deadline and coming to an end soon.

Regarding the issues related to the force, the "Red Devils" also seem to have announced to push out some of the players who no longer meet the expectations of the coaching staff and fans. By loaning Anthony - who was brought to Old Trafford for 95 million pounds, it is considered a reasonable move for both the team and the Brazilian player. The similarity in the situation of Marcus Rashford also helped the two sides come to an agreement on wearing the new club's shirt, to give the opportunity to play for other more deserving names when the collective unity and progress will be a much more priority for the still disjointed style of play in the attack of the red half of Manchester. Above all, the Red Devils seem to be going through a period of many difficulties coming in waves in the arenas they participate in, with the constant fall in the rankings seemingly raising the pride of the team to play better and reap the titles in the most perfect way and thereby helping the army of strategist Ruben Amorim get closer to the top 5 on the rankings, to salvage a stormy season but still create an important premise for the players to promote all that they can have in a more challenging financial context, from these quick deals the club also partly shows a long-term vision and is not blinded by the storms of reputation like the recent past, a commitment to action is being reminded to the majority of the home team's fans when they always want the Red Devils to demonstrate traditional values ​​​​when mentioned in the following years.

Saying goodbye early to the veterans like they have said goodbye partly helps the Old Trafford coaching staff boldly give more opportunities to show their talent to a series of talented players, and no matter what challenges they face, the members here believe that the coaching staff and the team will always stand shoulder to shoulder and give their all. A bright future is still the goal set by the management board. In the most recent rounds, coach Amorim often uses stars who are the hope in the attack line such as Hojlund, or even Amad Diallo instead of the expectation given to Garnacho before, which seems to have not progressed much. The policy of working while recruiting talented people, streamlining the club's personnel has achieved somewhat positive results in the face of a clearly weakened playing force. The early February competition milestone certainly still has a lot of important meanings, when the victory over the big guys in the recent rounds does not help much in the rankings when the gap in terms of points is still not narrowed.

Ultimately, Amorim will wait for their attacking stars to shine in the coming period rather than signing short-term contracts. They are also on a rebuilding path after new owners took over and have started to look to less well-known names.