Ruben Amorim is plotting a summer overhaul of his struggling Manchester United squad but the club will need to sell before they can buy amid their difficult financial position

Marcus Rashford's form has improved at Aston Villa but Ruben Amorim clearly has no regrets about letting the Manchester United forward leave on loan.

So two friends agreed that they would quite like to work together at Manchester United, presumably before both realised Ruben Amorim was joining an absolute sh*tshow of a club with no money. Indeed, the club are now said to be as ‘tepid’ as Gyokeres on the deal.

Marcus Rashford's long-term future at Manchester United is uncertain despite being under contract for another three years

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim's summer transfer priority could be under threat if Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho don't leave the club, according to reports. The attacking duo are currently out on loan at Aston Villa and Chelsea, respectively, with clauses to make their deals permanent, but neither's departure is guaranteed.

Even after nearly six months on the job, Ruben Amorim is still learning just how big the job of "fixing" Manchester United will truly be.

Man United will have one eye on the summer transfer window but Ruben Amorim's team must first focus on a vital stretch of the season as they eye a return to the Champions League via the Europa League.