“BREAKING: Gary Neville Backs Amorim to Make Bold Decisions, Suggests Two Major Stars Could Be Dropped from Manchester United.

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Manchester United’s January transfer window comes at a difficult moment for the club. Following a run of four straight defeats in the Premier League and Carabao Cup late last year, the team managed to regain some momentum with a hard-fought 2-2 draw against Liverpool and a dramatic FA Cup penalty shootout win over Arsenal. However, new manager Rúben Amorim faces immense pressure to rebuild the squad while working within tight financial limits.

Amorim’s focus is on strengthening key areas such as left-back, center-back, striker, and midfield. Yet, after significant spending during Erik ten Hag’s tenure, the club has limited resources. As a result, Manchester United is prioritizing player sales to raise funds for a much-needed rebuild.

Two players rumored to be on the chopping block are Alejandro Garnacho and Marcus Rashford, who together earn £350,000 per week. Rashford, having missed six of the last seven matchday squads, is reportedly a loan target for AC Milan. Meanwhile, Garnacho has drawn serious interest from Antonio Conte’s Napoli.

Former United captain Gary Neville has commented on these potential departures, supporting Amorim’s readiness to make tough decisions. Speaking on The Overlap US podcast, Neville said:

“It’s been reported that Garnacho is attracting bids and Rashford might go out on loan or leave. Honestly, it wouldn’t shock me if Rúben Amorim made those bold moves.

“I don’t think he has much to lose. For a decade, we’ve seen talented players who haven’t consistently delivered. Players like that won’t take Manchester United back to the top.”

Neville compared Amorim’s approach to the bold decisions made by legendary United manager Sir Alex Ferguson, who was unafraid to sell big-name players for the betterment of the team. Neville explained:

“Sir Alex Ferguson often clashed with star players, but it was always about maintaining control.

“Early in his tenure, he let go of Norman Whiteside and Paul McGrath. Later on, he parted ways with big names like Jaap Stam, David Beckham, Roy Keane, and Ruud van Nistelrooy. These were players fans thought were untouchable, but Ferguson made those calls to keep the team moving forward.”

If Amorim decides to part ways with Rashford and Garnacho, it could mark a pivotal moment in his tenure at Old Trafford, giving him the opportunity to reshape the squad in line with his vision—just as Ferguson did during his legendary reign.

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