Man United ready to hand blockbuster signing of 21-year old Bayern Munich superstar to Ruben Amorim – Reports

Man United ready to hand blockbuster signing of 21-year old Bayern Munich superstar to Ruben Amorim – Reports

Manchester United intend to kick-start Ruben Amorim’s era with the signing of Bayern Munich sensation Jamal Musiala, reports Fichajes.

Amorim will take over Carrington’s operations on Monday, November 11th, after United formally confirmed his hiring.

The Sporting Lisbon manager is expected to supervise an immediate improvement upon his arrival, given the Red Devils’ dismal performance under former manager Erik ten Hag, who left the team in 14th place in the Premier League standings.

However, Amorim would require time and support in the transfer market to put his preferred style of play into action. According to a Spanish newspaper, United is prepared to make a possible statement signing in order to do precisely that.

Manchester United interested in Jamal Musiala
According to Fichajes, United are “in talks to sign” Musiala in a move that could “mark the start” of the Amorim era at Old Trafford.

The Germany international is one of the best wide playmakers in Europe, having established himself as a key figure in Bayern’s setup, owing to his silky feet and passing range.

However, his contract, due to expire in the summer of 2026, has raised plenty of questions concerning his long-term future in Munich. Should things remain unchanged, the summer of 2025 would be Bayern’s last opportunity to raise significant funds from his sale.

United reportedly “see the opportunity” to add Musiala to their ranks in the next summer transfer window — Amorim’s first major window at the club.

It is said that the 21-year-old’s addition “could bring a breath of fresh air” to the squad at United. Regardless of his contract situation, it is not going to be easy to secure his services amid “fierce” competition.

The report claims Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Real Madrid are all interested in Musiala.

Having said that, it is certainly too early for the United board and Amorim to plan a move for a marquee name like Musiala, let alone begin talks. As such, it is best to take the claim with a pinch of salt