Express Sport brings you the latest updates on Manchester United’s transfer news as the January window continues.

So far, Manchester United has been relatively quiet during the early stages of the January transfer window, with no arrivals or departures sanctioned from Ruben Amorim’s senior squad. However, the final two weeks before the winter deadline are expected to heat up, given the uncertain futures of several players and numerous areas needing attention.

Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho are currently at the center of transfer speculation surrounding Old Trafford.

Express Sport will keep you updated on the latest developments regarding these two high-profile attackers, as well as news about a potential exciting recruit to fill their roles.

Ruben Amorim Expects Alejandro Garnacho to StayAmorim has indicated that he anticipates Garnacho will remain at Old Trafford beyond the January transfer window, emphasizing the young player’s significant future in his plans.

“That is clear [that Garnacho has a big future]. He has talent. He needs to learn to play in a different position and improve his performance in tight spaces,” the United boss explained ahead of Thursday’s match against Southampton.

“He has made great strides in his defensive play without the ball. However, this sometimes affects his positioning for transitions as he did in the past.

“I prefer a solid defense before building up to reach the final third as a team. He’s finding ways to adapt to this system and is making progress in training. He started the last game; we’ll see how he performs tomorrow. I believe he’s evolving in how he perceives his role.”

Man Utd in the Race for Bryan MbeumoManchester United is reportedly among three Premier League giants vying to sign Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo this month.

According to French outlet RMC Sport, United has joined Arsenal and Tottenham in gathering information on the 25-year-old Frenchman. All three clubs are contemplating whether to pursue the in-form goalscorer before the January deadline.

Amorim may consider a bold move for Mbeumo if Rashford, Garnacho, or both leave in the upcoming weeks, though such departures currently seem unlikely.