Manchester United’s defensive frailties have been glaring this season, prompting speculation that the Red Devils will prioritise bolstering its backline in the upcoming summer transfer window.
With INEOS reportedly pinpointing this area as a concern, it’s evident that addressing defensive issues is a key agenda for the club’s new stakeholders.
Erik ten Hag’s side have struggled to maintain balance at the back, conceding as many goals as they’ve scored in the Premier League. Such a leaky defence undermines their aspirations for silverware, necessitating reinforcements in central defence.
Names like Matthijs de Ligt and Jules Kounde have surfaced as potential targets, with their quality and potential synergy with ten Hag’s vision for the team making them appealing prospects. However, the extent of ten Hag’s influence over transfers remains uncertain, amid rumours suggesting limited involvement in past windows.
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