Follow the team: I don’t believe that La Jue will give Amorin 3 years to coach Manchester United, we will wait and see

Hupu News on October 15 Recently, Chris Wheeler, the Manchester United and team reporter of the English media "Daily Mail", answered some questions from Manchester United fans in his column. He also talked about many situations about the club.

About Amorim's future

I think his work did cause some controversy in the week after the loss to Brentford, especially after the loss to Brentford. I think Brentford was a pretty big shock for him.

There are rumors that La Jue still supports him... but from the club itself, this is largely an established statement that 'we don't have a suitable candidate for coaching change, and beyond that, everything else is just speculation'. At the time, there were some disagreements between Ineos and United over what had happened.

Against Sunderland, he could have been in trouble if things went against him, but the club didn't put much resistance to it and he could have been in a very dangerous situation at the time. But that didn't happen in the end and he won the race and won it very easily, so it's all good for now.

Doubts about Amorim

The players have doubts about the team's system, not about him personally. I think they want to win, they want things to go smoothly.

Regarding Larjue’s statement in a previous interview that he would give Amorin a three-year term

I don’t believe he will coach Manchester United for three years. No, I don’t think anyone can get a three-year contract. Let's wait and see.

About La Jue's control of Manchester United

I don't think he legally controls the football club, not at all. I think they (the Glazers) have more assets and more influence than he does, but they are willing and happy to let Larjue be in charge of the day-to-day running of the club.

About Manchester United's summer transfer window

For an organization that is planning and has many managers, their performance is surprising. I mean, signing two No. 10 players so early is a good deal.

But no one seems to have really foreseen that by bringing in two No. 10 players, you're replacing Bruno Fernandes, who was your captain and best player, so it just seems a bit blind.

About Manchester United bringing in a midfielder in January

Possibly, yes. This is obviously the position they need to strengthen most now. They always said, 'If this is a player we're going to get anyway, if we can move forward with the deal, we'll consider it.

About Menu

Just like this summer, Menu still wants to leave the team and join other teams on loan in the winter window, and Naples is paying attention to him.

But for Manchester United, they are firm in their stance and are worried that if Menu leaves the club following the footsteps of Garnacho and Rashford, it will cause a strong backlash from fans.

But this did not shake Amorim's selection decision. Considering that B Fei has no physical injuries and the coach is unwilling to let both of them play at the same time, Menu is still a regular on the bench. This situation is unlikely to change in the short term.

About Lamence

After making his debut against Sunderland, Lamence has established himself as Manchester United's number one goalkeeper. The Belgian made an impressive debut for Manchester United and the club initially chose to sign him instead of World Cup winner Emiliano Martinez.

Although it is possible that Manchester United will be looking for a new goalkeeper next summer, it is more likely to replace Tom Heaton, who is about to turn 40 and his contract is about to expire, and Turkish goalkeeper Baindl, who may be tired of the bench.

Theoretically, Onana will return to Old Trafford after his loan period at Trabzonspor, but Manchester United does not want to pay a high salary to have him sit on the bench, nor does it want to distract Ramens.