Manchester United Eyes New Signings Amid Struggles

Manchester United's poor start to the season has raised concerns about manager Erik ten Hag and the performance of key players, particularly goalkeeper Andre Onana, who has faced criticism for his shot-stopping abilities. Reports indicate that United is considering a move for Athletic Bilbao's Unai Simon as a potential replacement for Onana. Additionally, Matthijs de Ligt, another recent signing, has been under scrutiny, with Netherlands legend Rafael van der Vaart suggesting his career is stagnating since leaving Ajax. The club is also eyeing Bayer Leverkusen’s Jonathan Tah for future reinforcement in defense, though his age may not align with United's recent transfer strategy focusing on younger talents. Amid these challenges, United announced significant financial losses of £113.2 million but plans to bolster its leadership team by recruiting Marc Armstrong from PSG to enhance revenue generation. As the club navigates this tumultuous period, they aim to return to the top of European football with strategic acquisitions and management changes.