Managing Manchester United - Ademola Lookman signs as three leave and Marcus Rashford revival

Ruben Amorim's start to life at Manchester United hasn't gone particularly to plan. Despite impressive results against Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal, the Reds are still in the bottom half of the Premier League.

Sunday's substandard defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion was followed by the United boss contemplating whether his squad was the "worst team" in the club's entire history. To fix that, reinforcements are needed.

United are in desperate need of adding fresh blood to their squad before the window closes. MEN Sport understands talks with Lecce over the signing of left wing-back Patrick Dorgu are underway, but there is much more work.

In a dream scenario, Amorim will strengthen his options at wing-back, central midfield, out wide, and at centre-forward. However, as is well known, United are limited on the business they can complete due to financial considerations.

But if United are to rescue their season, Ineos have to back Amorim. So, with that in mind, MEN Sport has taken a step into the hot seat and decided what should happen.

Joshua Zirzkee's performance against Brighton was disappointing. Rasmus Hojlund was an unused substitute. Relying on two centre-forwards to be the heartbeat of United's attack hasn't worked this season. If Amorim isn't helped in the final third this window, United are in trouble.

So, where do they go? Viktor Gyokeres, Victor Osimhen and Dusan Vlahovic are strikers linked with a move to Old Trafford. But one thing that United are seriously lacking is individuals who are versatile enough to play across a number of positions.

In that case, I put forward Ademola Lookman. The Atalanta forward has established himself as one of Europe's best attackers in the last 18 months after leading the