After every managerial departure, including when Sir Alex Ferguson left the club, coaches across the world have always fallen for the allure of joining Manchester United. This has always meant there has been no shortage of options for the club.

Even during the darkest moments in 2024, the club managed to lure Ruben Amorim, who at the time was a highly rated young manager, to the club. Now it feels like the elite echelon of coaches as of now have doubts. 

Bold question, I know, but it's an important one. 

Not an easy one this. 

Matheus Cunha seems to have been Michael Carrick's first-choice this season, but Šeško has been out and Mbeumo has been forced to play on the right. 

Finally, Manchester City have been charged, but what do you think will happen to them, and further to that, what do you think *should* happen to them? 👇

Does the saying don’t fix what isn’t broken sound familiar to you?

Manchester United's pre-season campaign is over, but what did you think of it? 

Personally, as a man who is trying very hard not to be completely swayed by the AC Milan match, I thought it was good, on the whole. There were some very positive signs. 

A third midfielder is currently United's top priority, but after United complete the midfield rebuild, a new centre-back has to be the club's biggest priority.

Reports claim that United don't actually plan to recruit a new centre-back this summer, but in terms of quality, it's one of the weakest positions in United's squad.

Manchester United face Rosenborg in their second match of pre-season on Friday after losing 1-0 to Wrexham in Finland. 

If I was Michael Carrick, this would be the sides I would be choosing. The predicted XI will follow later on. 

Hi Sully, I am aware that United are interested in Lewis Hall, but Newcastle are not very interested in selling him unless they get a significant fee. For me, Lewis Hall is a must-buy, he’s amazing and can be our left back for years. From what you can say, are United really of the same opinion and actually willing to spend around £70m for him, or do they consider that too expensive? I think anything if it’s anything over £70m we should probably leave it but £70m or less we should 100% go for him! Thanks 

It has only been one week since Manchester United played their final Premier League game of the season against Brighton and Hove Albion, but...I'm already bored. 

Don't get me wrong, I love the transfer window. Who doesn't? But it already feels like it's been too long without football. Or is that just me?