Man Utd’s vital win can’t mask urgent goalkeeping issues

At the conclusion of a turbulent few days at Manchester United, Ruben Amorim finally had something to celebrate.

Because he wanted to “watch the fans celebrate,” he claimed his captain would score, he didn’t actually see Bruno Fernandes’ decisive stoppage-time penalty.

Given how emotional he has been, Amorim made one of his more rational statements in a week that seemed to be a scorched earth policy.

Amorim explained the challenges facing his team in the opening weeks of the new campaign, giving away the opportunity.

He said, “We are in a situation where they can score with every possession in our possession.”

Although it’s obvious that this is not a good situation, one of the reasons for this is that his goalkeepers consistently commit big errors.

United lost to Arsenal on the opening weekend due to Altay Bayindir’s inability to make clean contact when he attempted to punch Declan Rice’s corner away from danger.

When Andre Onana couldn’t get a Grimsby corner away from his six-yard box in the middle of the match, the hosts were already in the game as United slithered to their first defeat by a fourth-tier team.

Without Fernandes’ dramatic intervention, Bayindir returned against Burnley and duly failed to gather Loum Tchaouna’s second-half shot, which made the score 2-2.

In this situation, Amorim described it as “frustrating.”

They are people, they say. Everything is in the news at Manchester United.

Everyone mentions the goalkeeper, “everyone says that. When circumstances arise, I can alter the goalkeeper. At that precise moment.

That is acceptable. It is also obvious that if the goalkeepers make mistakes, they will have a significant negative effect.

Senne Lammens, who was once again left out of his side’s Belgian Pro-League game this afternoon due to transfer rumors, is undoubtedly one of the reasons United has been talking to Royal Antwerp about.

Galatasaray have been linked with Lammens and United’s keepers, so we might have to wait a while before the Turkish deadline closes on September 12 to fully understand the situation there.

Amorim claimed he was unaware of the extent of the injuries that had forced Mason Mount and Matheus Cunha to miss the game at half-time.

As he ran upfield, Cunha’s hamstring appeared to be hurting, and he immediately gave the impression that he would not be able to continue.

Amorim said afterwards that Mount had been having a problem for 30 minutes and that he had been concerned about it.

As Fernandes was moved upfield, Joshua Zirkzee took the place of Cunha, and Kobbie Mainoo took the place of Mount.

Prior to the end of the loan window, Mainoo requested to leave United on loan. He has plenty of options. Following the rejection of United’s initial transfer request, the question was re-asked on Friday. Amorim’s press conference on Friday reinforced the second rejection.

However, Mainoo still believed it was more appealing to play elsewhere than to play as Fernandes’ replacement.

The fact that Benjamin Sesko scored his team’s 10th penalty was one of the main discussions at Grimsby was one of the main points. Before the Slovenian international stepped up, only Onana had ever taken one.

Sesko had a severe cramp, according to a report from BBC Sport on Thursday.

Amorim confirmed this following the Burnley victory by explaining why Sesko remained on the bench when Cunha and Mount needed replacements.

Sesko took Casemiro’s place in the final fifteen minutes.

Amorim claimed that “it’s all connected.” He really was in the top, and he actually had cramps after the game at Grimsby. We avoided the penalties because of this.

“I initially believed Ben didn’t play 90 minutes of pre-season, but he did it on Wednesday.”

Amorim is no longer interested in resolving questions about the “turning point” of his camp.

After this performance, he was relieved to say that he “loved” his players, even though he still feels the same way about it 24 hours after venting his dislike for certain players.

He is aware that convincing anyone that his methods are working will require more than a nerve-wracking home win over a newly promoted team.

That would be a start since he hasn’t won any previous Premier League games.

Manchester City will face United at Etihad Stadium on September 14th, which is the issue. After that, Chelsea travels to Brentford, where they have conceded four goals twice in their previous three games and have taken a total of one point.

He claimed, “I’m not considering a turning point.” I spoke to you guys ten times about this.