Ruben Amorim has not had an easy introduction to life at Manchester United. Entrusted with reviving one of England’s most storied clubs, the Portuguese tactician has quickly realised that his preferred 3-4-2-1 formation requires more than just positional discipline – it demands creativity, fluidity, and above all, players who thrive between the lines.
That’s where Eberechi Eze enters the conversation. According to TEAMtalk, United are preparing to “go all out” for the Crystal Palace attacker, whom Amorim sees as a “key summer signing.”
The move would mark a significant stylistic shift. United’s existing squad has looked ill at ease adapting to the new structure, with forwards struggling to replicate the nuanced movement of inside No.