Manchester United have a lot of work to do in the transfer window…

Kasra Moradi of the Manchester Evening News argues Manchester United should overhaul their defense by signing Jarrad Branthwaite and Lewis Hall while parting ways with Lisandro Martinez and Luke Shaw. The piece highlights United's defensive liabilities under head coach Michael Carrick, noting that director of football Jason Wilcox is eyeing left-back targets after Newcastle rebuffed earlier approaches for Hall.
The writer recommends selling Shaw next summer and cashing in on Martinez, who reportedly favors a transfer to La Liga. To replace Martinez, Moradi suggests United revive their interest in Everton's Branthwaite, while retaining experienced center-back Harry Maguire and relying on youngster Leny Yoro.
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