Manchester United’s Premier League loss to Tottenham on Sunday exposed several issues within the club, with the most glaring being the urgent need for reinforcements.
Ruben Amorim’s squad was severely depleted due to injuries, with Amad, Kobbie Mainoo, Manuel Ugarte, and Toby Collyer all unavailable for the match. As a result, eight of the nine substitutes were teenagers, with only Chibo Obi being called upon.
While the pressure on the Portuguese manager remains manageable for now, there’s a growing expectation that he can turn United’s fortunes around by the end of May. A strong run in the Europa League could significantly help, with a potential victory guaranteeing a spot in next season’s UEFA Champions League.
Camavinga Update
We begin with an unexpected report from Spain. Real Madrid are said to be open to selling Eduardo Camavinga at the end of the season, despite his impressive track record. The French midfielder joined Los Blancos in 2021 and has since won two La Liga titles and two Champions League trophies.
According to Fichajes, Camavinga’s performances this season have raised concerns within the club, leading them to consider his potential departure. It’s also reported that president Florentino Perez is aware of the increasing interest in the player across Europe.
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