Manchester United Faces Relegation Concerns Under Ruben Amorim

The club's struggles deepen with poor performances, financial constraints, and a lack of player commitment as relegation fears grow.

Manchester United sits in 14th place in the Premier League, just seven points above the relegation zone, marking their worst season since 1989.
Manager Ruben Amorim has suffered five defeats in his first eight league matches, the club's worst managerial start in over a century.
Amorim has openly acknowledged relegation risks and criticized the squad's lack of fight, with several players underperforming and seeking exits.
Financial limitations due to past spending mean United must sell players, including potential departures for Marcus Rashford and Antony, before making January signings.
Amorim’s tactical system and player roles have faced criticism, with key positions like wingback proving problematic, further exposing the team's weaknesses.