Manchester United will be eager to enhance their squad now that the January transfer window is open, provided they have the financial resources. The team has had a tough season up to this point, and Ruben Amorim has not been able to turn things around since Erik ten Hag was dismissed in October. United are currently in 14th place in the Premier League, with concerns about a relegation struggle as they are just seven points clear of the relegation zone. Their difficulties may persist on Sunday when they face their fierce rivals and league leaders Liverpool, with kick-off scheduled for 4:30 PM. Arne Slot’s team has only suffered one loss this entire season, which was a 1-0 setback against Nottingham Forest in September. READ MORE: If Manchester United is truthful about their finances, then Ruben Amorim is already facing failure. READ MORE: Man United may have a harsh and unforeseen way to finance their January transfer plans. Amorim’s team must recover from their 2-0 loss to Newcastle on Monday if they hope to achieve a positive outcome at Anfield. Here are some of the most recent headlines about United, along with an analysis of each… Ferdinand supports Rangnick’s appointment. Rio Ferdinand has acknowledged that earlier remarks made by former United interim manager Ralf Rangnick have proven to be accurate in light of the team’s difficulties this season. “Ralf Rangnick mentioned that this requires open-heart surgery, not just a quick solution.” “He was right,” Ferdinand stated on his podcast. “How true those words are resonating now.”
