Twitter Sky Sports journalist Rob Dorsett said that will be no change in strategy from Manchester United. This decision follows the sudden sacking of Ruben Amorim. This information, disclosed on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, at 16:43 UK time, suggests that the club’s plans for January are not likely to involve significant expenditure.
Dorsett’s report indicates that the recent managerial changes, including Amorim’s dismissal, will not influence Manchester United’s transfer activities. The club remains in active pursuit of all alternatives. As such, the club appears to be adopting a very conservative approach ahead of any major signings in the new January transfer window.
Despite speculation surrounding the club’s spending capabilities, the report asserts that Manchester United is unlikely to make substantial financial commitments this winter. That lack of clarity over their budget for the January window is a worry. What will the club do to pursue new talent, or focus on developing the roster currently in-hand?
The repercussions from the sacking of Amorim have sent shockwaves through the footballing world. It seems that Manchester United’s transfer strategy will largely be untouched. No big moves in strategy are anticipated, club officials have said. This announcement is clearly made against the backdrop of the recent leadership shakeup.
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