Ruben Amorim insists Man Utd can attract players despite poor season

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim remains confident that the club retains its appeal to top transfer targets despite enduring one of their worst Premier League seasons and the risk of missing out on European competition. Amorim emphasized that 'everybody wants to play for Manchester United,' citing the club's enduring reputation even amid staff changes and disappointing results. The coach is planning a summer revamp, with targets like Wolves forward Matheus Cunha reportedly interested, though competition for his signature exists. Amorim also noted that decisions about the futures of loaned players Marcus Rashford and Antony, both performing well at their temporary clubs, will be made at season's end. He stressed his willingness to reconsider squad roles based on late-season performances, referencing Casemiro's recent resurgence as an example. Ultimately, Amorim insists the club's 'clear idea' for the future and its storied history continue to attract both current and prospective players.