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Manchester United eye Chelsea left-back

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Manchester United eye Chelsea left-back

It has been woe after woe for Premier League side Manchester United when it pertains their left-back situation. According to reports, new manager Ruben Amorim is about to address this problem sooner than later.

With Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia struggling with fitness and attacking output, Amorim is prioritizing a dynamic upgrade to revitalize his wing-back system. Enter Ben Chilwell—Chelsea’s sidelined star who could be the perfect fit.

Reports suggest Chilwell has emerged as a ‘top target’ for United, with a potential January move on the cards. Valued at a modest £18 million by Transfermarkt, the 27-year-old represents a cost-effective solution for a club mindful of its summer spending spree.

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Chilwell’s pedigree speaks for itself. A key player in Chelsea’s 2020/21 Champions League triumph under Thomas Tuchel, he excelled as an attacking wing-back, a role that aligns perfectly with Amorim’s tactical blueprint. His ability to seamlessly shift between conventional and inverted roles adds versatility to any lineup, enabling midfielders to push higher up the pitch.

Under Enzo Maresca, Chilwell has fallen behind Marc Cucurella in Chelsea’s pecking order, a decision that has left many fans baffled. United can exploit this situation to secure a seasoned Premier League star with years of top-level football ahead of him.

Ruben Amorim’s emphasis on offensively capable wing-backs makes Chilwell a perfect fit. Unlike Luke Shaw, who often struggles to dominate the entire flank, Chilwell offers both defensive reliability and attacking flair.

His proven ability to contribute to the attack while maintaining defensive balance could transform United’s left side into a weapon rather than a weakness.

With Chilwell seemingly out of favour at Stamford Bridge, a January swoop is not just realistic but essential for Manchester United. The Red Devils can’t afford to let their left-back issues persist, especially when a proven Premier League performer is available at a bargain price.

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