Manchester United CEO: He is strengthening his lineup day and night, and often holds meetings in the middle of the night to grasp the latest situation

August 4th, Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada said that the club is working "day and night" to strengthen the lineup before the transfer window is closed.

Bellada: "We have to work on multiple tasks at the same time. We have a team led by football director Jason Wilcox in the country, and recruiting teams, who are working day and night to make sure we can continue to find opportunities to strengthen our roster. There are a lot of late night calls and early morning meetings to make sure we can keep up with the latest situation."

"We want to win the game and start winning the championship as soon as possible. Of course, it will help to bring in new players. We have seen Mbemo, Cunya and Diego Leon join. They adapted very well. We will see Mbemo's game for the first time, Cunya has shown his strength, and Diego has just arrived from Paraguay and adapted quickly, so everything is positive and we are cautiously optimistic. We hope This season will be very good. "

Amorin revealed over the weekend that he has set up a six-man leadership team to maintain team discipline, and Bellada emphasized the importance of maintaining high standards: "The atmosphere is very good. Culture, standards and values, and we are working to make sure that a team spirit is created that allows players to compete at the highest level. Our standards are very high, and Amorin is very clear about that, and so is Wilcox. This is what we want to see, whether it is the players, the staff or everyone. "

" It's about raising standards and maintaining a high level of discipline, and how those standards are applied. We have to make sure that everyone follows them, believe in them, and that no one is off track. It's important for us to create this sense of solidarity around a shared philosophy."