More suitable than Anderson! It is revealed that Manchester United’s signing has locked Baleba. He will reshape the Red Devils midfielder

Is Manchester United back on track? It may be too early to draw conclusions, but we do see glimmers of success after Amorim led his team to a five-game unbeaten run in the Premier League. The Portuguese manager's candid statement was refreshing after the away draw with Tottenham. Amorim understands that despite the progress made in recent months, there is still much work to be done. Although Mbeumo and Cunha have reshaped the Red Devils' front line, problems in the midfield are still obvious. Even if Casemiro recovers and captain B Fee performs well, Manchester United's midfield still needs reinforcements.

Manchester United management has admitted that the midfield needs to be rebuilt: B Fee and Casemiro are both over 30 years old. The young Kobe Menu is in ups and downs and is not trusted by Amorim. Ugarte has come on as a substitute many times and has proven himself to be very useful in embarrassing situations. A positive change in recent months is that Manchester United has begun to prioritize players who have proven their ability in the Premier League, as evidenced by Mbeumo and Cunha. Now, the same logic has to be applied to midfield signings.

Manchester United is ready to increase investment in the summer of 2026, and among their multiple signing targets, the most popular candidate is Brighton's Baleba. This summer, Manchester United has already inspected the Cameroonian genius. According to GIVEMESPORT and Romano's news, Manchester United's director of football Jason Wilcox has had active conversations with the young midfielder; however, Brighton insists on the asking price of 115 million pounds. The key is that Baleba is "very eager" to join Amorim's team, so a deal is entirely possible next year.

Manchester United has always needed a mobile central midfielder, and Baleba is the perfect candidate. The Brighton star has played in the Premier League for three seasons. Although there has been a slight ups and downs in form since the summer window, this is likely to be related to the aftermath of Manchester United's failed purchase in August. Football analyst Joao Miguel praised Baleba as a "conversion monster" who "can eat several hectares of space in one meal."

Baleba, who is 1.80 meters tall, perfectly fits Amorim's tactics, and is even more suitable than Anderson, who is rooted in Forest's counter-pressing system. Anderson may be more flexible and dynamic, but Baleba's combination of tough defense and ball-playing ability makes him a perfect replacement and may even surpass the England international.

Although Manchester United has improved in recent months, it is still not a perfect team: it is easy to be counterattacked and lacks physical confrontation. The young and strong Baleba joining Manchester United will be a match made in heaven.