Star is prepared to sign a £12.5 million annual contract with Manchester United, according to a report.

Manchester United, under the leadership of Ruben Amorim, are poised to establish a robust future. According to a report, the club is in the process of finalizing a £12.5 million annual contract with a star player. The Portuguese manager is expected to assume the position at Old Trafford on the upcoming Monday, with the intention of establishing a new era of success at the club.

Manchester United have reached out to Amorim as a recognition for his exceptional work with Sporting CP over the years. Manchester United’s pursuit of a £50m-£59m player is anticipated to be successful. It is anticipated that the Portuguese tactician will implement his proprietary 3-4-3 formation at the club. There is, of course, a requirement for two soaring wing-backs on either side in his patented formation.

Man Utd are in good shape on the right side, due to the impressive performances of Diogo Dalot and Noussair Mazraoui in recent weeks. On the other hand, Luke Shaw, an Englishman, has struggled to maintain his status as one of the world’s greatest players, despite the fact that he is capable of being one when he is fully healthy. He now spends more time at the treatment table than on the field.

This has prompted Manchester United to investigate market alternatives, and they have identified Bayern Munich defender Alphonso Davies, whose contract is set to expire next summer. The Canadian is willing to sign a contract with Old Trafford that would pay him £12.5 million annually, or £240,000 per week, according to Give Me Sport. Moreover, he is seeking a £10 million signing incentive. Davies is one of the few players who would be more suitable for the wing-back position in Ruben Amorim’s system.

He is an ideal candidate for a system that prioritizes assault and would be content with a reduced defensive workload. Whether Manchester United can persuade Davies to join them with their initiative is yet to be determined. It is premature to discuss the matter at this time; rather, we should await the outcome.