Patrick Dorgu and Ayden Heaven were the only new additions made to Ruben Amorim's Manchester United squad last month.

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has admitted that he's "fighting for his job" in the second half of the season while accepting that the club has taken "a risk" with their approach in the January transfer window.

Manchester United closed the January winter transfer window with only two signings, bringing Patrick Dorgu from Lecce and prospect Ayden Heaven, much to the frustration of fans who felt there were

Amorim could mix things up further by moving the Dutchman to the central centre-back position and Maguire to the left. Maguire has experience playing as the left-sided defender in a three for England and Hull City but he is more of a ball-carrying centre-back than a passer.

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has spoken out about the club’s lack of signings in the January transfer window just gone. The Portuguese tactician has tried to focus more on the squad he has available to him now,

Manchester United flops Joshua Zirkzee and Rasmus Hojlund have been warned that Ruben Amorim has ‘no faith’ left in them. The two centre forwards, who have cost United more than £100million combined in recent years,