Manchester United's transfer strategy under INEOS is questioned as the club's approach to squad building leaves key positions unaddressed and results suffer.

Writer Daniel Onguko argues that INEOS' transfer strategy is primarily responsible for Manchester United's poor start to the season under Michael Carrick, which has yielded just six points from six games. While praising recent signings like Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha, the author claims that INEOS' rigid approach of bolstering only one position per summer window has hindered the squad's development and left glaring weaknesses unaddressed.
According to the opinion piece, the strategy previously neglected midfield needs under former manager Ruben Amorim and has now left the squad vulnerable in defence and attack. With striker Benjamin Šeško facing potential surgery, Luke Shaw limping after a 1-1 draw with Tottenham Hotspur, and alternative left-backs sidelined, the writer contends that failing to address multiple urgent positions simultaneously continues to undermine the team.
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