"Without the Champions League, we don't need a big squad." Amorim assesses Manchester United's transfer plans

Manchester United will focus on domestic competitions in the upcoming season, as the Red Devils have missed out on continental tournaments. Naturally, this will impact the club's transfer strategy.

Details: The head coach of the Mancunians, Ruben Amorim, stated that without the Champions League, he does not require a large squad, and the club will concentrate on developing young talents from the academy. Given their current position, even Europe's top club competition does not offer much room for maneuvering in the transfer market.

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Quote: "We always prepare two plans. One with the Champions League and one without it. Without the Champions League, we also don't need a big squad. We can manage the roster more efficiently. Then we have a plan for bringing in new players, but our main goal is to improve the team we have and strengthen the academy."

This was the case in the past, so it could be the same in the future. Due to financial fair play, we can't change much, even in the Champions League, so we're prepared. It's important to stick together. We will fight—things won't click right away, but I see the team improving, and that's the most important thing," Amorim stated.