After nailing team colors to manager Ruben Amorim’s mast, Manchester United will have to significantly rebuild their squad to suit his 3-4-2-1 system, but no matter where they are at wing-back There are no important teams.
United’s system requires players in the position to dominate the entire flank and have the athleticism and physicality to contribute at both ends of the pitch.
In particular, the left wing-back is a top priority. United spent much of last season without a natural left-footed full-back due to the absence of Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malasia.
Although Shaw’s injury problems continue, Malasia doesn’t seem to be bothered by Amorim.
Dalot has deputized in that role so far, but is primarily a full-back and lacks some of the attacking thrust that made Amorim’s wing-backs an integral part of Sporting CP’s system.
Patrick Dorg, on the other hand, is left-footed and has also played on Lecce’s right wing this season, scoring three goals and providing one assist for the relegation-threatened Serie A team.
If the Denmark international becomes Amorim’s first signing, it will be hoped that he will provide United with the dynamism they sorely lacked on the left in their first two months in charge.
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Manchester United in talks to sign Patrick Dorg from Lecce
