Manchester United is approaching the January market with some caution, as explained by Ruben Amorim, who also did not hide the need to reinforce the team, saying that negotiations are always taking place with potential reinforcements in mind. «We are always in talks, it's not just because it's January. Of course the window will be open, we need to understand what we can do, not only understand which players we can bring in, but also know what will happen to the team", he told Sky Sports. Now, the coach is focused on the meeting with Wolverhampton this Tuesday. “I'm just thinking about getting my players back,” he explained. Regarding the market, Amorim guarantees that he is not begging the team's directors for reinforcements: «I'm not going to knock on Jason's door [Wilcox, diretor para o futebol] and Omar [Berrada, diretor executivo] asking for more players, they know what we need, I understand that we also have a process. We want to do things with the certainty that we won’t make the same mistakes as in the past.” The coach also appealed again to the ability to go through more negative moments to, in the future, reap the fruits of this strategy. «If we need to suffer at times, we will have to suffer, and then we can try to take two steps forward. The January market is very difficult», he concluded. The January 2025 market, Amorim's first at United, brought only two players to the club who, at the moment, have been regular starters in the team: Patrick Dorgu, coming from Lecce for 30 million euros, and Ayden Heaven, coming from Arsenal for 1.8 million euros.