Mirror: Amorin is dissatisfied with the head of Manchester United s transfer, he also wants to create a midfielder and scorer

According to the Mirror, although Manchester United made a breakthrough in Mbemo's transfer, coach Amorin is still dissatisfied with the club's transfer manager, and the Portuguese coach's patience is gradually disappearing.

Manchester United is about to sign Brentford striker Mbemo, and Amorin still hopes more new players will join the team. After the transfer is completed, Mbemo will meet with his new teammates before the team flies to Chicago next Tuesday. The Red Devils will play West Ham, Bournemouth and Everton in the Premier League Summer Series.

Amorin was frustrated by the club's senior management's delay in Mbemo's transfer. He understood that the club's senior management was unwilling to repeat the same mistakes to avoid falling into financial difficulties again, but he also knew that if the giants were to get out of the lowest point in recent decades, he urgently needed new players to join.

In addition to Mbemo, Amorin also hopes to sign a creative midfielder and an experienced scorer, and Hoylen obviously cannot take on the second role. Amorin had hoped that all target players would be able to sign before Manchester United's pre-season tour so they could give them as much time as possible to adapt to his demands and fully integrate into new teammates and new environments.

Amolin continued to take a tough stance in terms of player transfers, with Rashford, Garnacho, Sancho, Anthony and Maracia all being excluded from first-team training. The five players are not yet sold and will not go to the United States with the team. But Amorin's reconstruction plan has been affected, and Manchester United needs to sell players first before they can make new signings.

The Red Devils coach's patience is gradually exhausted, and he has to prepare for the new season without fully exerting his strength.