Rúben Amorim’s imminent arrival at Manchester United could bring a wave of new strategies, one of which might involve re-signing Alvaro Carreras from Benfica.
A product of United’s academy, Carreras never made a senior appearance for the club, eventually moving to Benfica on a permanent deal. His form in Portugal has apparently caught Amorim’s eye, and there’s talk of United potentially activating a buy-back clause to bring him back to Old Trafford.
Carreras, a promising 21-year-old left-back, could suit Amorim’s vision of a back three with dynamic wing-backs—a formation the Portuguese manager is known for.
With Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia often hampered by injuries, Carreras could provide fresh competition and added depth. Given his experience in both Spanish and Portuguese leagues, Carreras could make a seamless transition to Amorim’s tactical setup, potentially reinvigorating United’s left flank.
It’s a move that would align with United’s focus on rejuvenating the squad with familiar faces, and Carreras’ return might just be the first of several changes under Amorim’s leadership.
