Manchester United: Manchester United will opt for a three-centre-back system, with the left wing being the first issue for Amorim（danyu)

Live broadcast on November 15 The Manchester Evening News wrote an article about Manchester United's current squad.

In recent days, people have also begun to understand Amorim's team building ideas. The incoming Manchester United boss has been sticking to a 3-4-3 formation for most of his career, which has made a huge difference during his time at Sporting. It is expected that Amorim will also choose to use this tactical system when he officially takes office.

This means that there may be some players who leave because they are not comfortable with the new system. However, Amorim is a very smart and capable coach and he should make adjustments. Amorim's formation is based on defence, and he has a strong emphasis on possession, which is easier to do at Sporting de Portugal as they are the traditional giants of Portugal. In addition, he is very smart in attack, with two No.10s and a striker who is willing to run and give.

At Sporting, he often opted to attack in the middle and rely on full-backs to get in on the attack, with the number of players in the box underpinning their tactics. It is precisely the demands placed on full-backs by this tactic that have sparked discussions about Manchester United. United do have players who can play in a three-centre-back system and have plenty of options in midfield and up front. However, the question of who will play the role of wing-back is a question. Diogo Dalot has struggled a bit this season and has struggled a bit on the left, and he can play a role on the right, but perhaps Mazraoui is a better fit. Amad Diallo can also be transformed to that location.

At left wing-back, United face bigger problems. Malacia has been involved in Manchester United's Under-21s in recent days, but his 18-month absence has raised questions about his form and his fitness remains in question. Luke Shaw has experience of playing in that position in the England squad, but ongoing fitness concerns have also raised concerns.

As January approaches, Amorim's priority is to identify a player on the left, which is the first thing he will tackle.