Manchester United has ushered into a new era with the new manager Ruben Amorim in charge. The Portuguese coach announced his thumping arrival with a stellar 4-0 victory against Everton at the Old Trafford on Sunday.
However, there is a long way ahead of him as he has a big burden on his shoulders of uplifting United in the ongoing season of the Premier League.
As the January transfer window is quickly approaching, the Red Devils start to prepare for the influx of players who will realize Amorim’s concepts.
A new winger has come to be regarded as a significant target as the club looks to strengthen the wide areas with some much-needed trickery and speed. The need for fresh players also signals that the 39-year-old manager will not settle for anything but the top and has every plan for his team to achieve that.
United sends their scouts for Omar Marmoush
According to a report by Mirror, United sent their scouts to watch out for the rising Egyptian footballer Omar Marmoush. The torch bearer of Eintracht Frankfurt, the dynamic baller has quickly risen to the ranks, credit to his stunning performance this season.
Currently earning around €30,769 gross per week, many big clubs such as Liverpool have registered their interest in signing the 25-year-old and now, the Reds have also registered their serious interest in signing him.
Over the last 12 months, Marmoush’s market worth has increased significantly, and the German club may ask for nothing less than £60 million to consent to a sale.
Decoding Marcus Rashford’s future if Marmoush arrives
The probable arrival of Marmoush at United will likely spark competition for Marcus Rashford on the left wing. There is no doubt that the Egyptian international is fast and can play in various ways. He has shown he can score and assist, making him an interesting option.
For Rashford, this new challenge could push him to improve his performance and maintain high standards. Also, having two good players on the left wing will likely give Amorim more choices, allowing for changes in the squad and more depth in important games. Whether it will happen remains to be seen.