Manchester United is about to finally disappear in the sinking. The club itself is losing more and more support and credibility.
Manchester United fans may have been deeply disappointed on Sunday evening. The big club with fans around the world, which once spread fear and terror, is only a shadow of the club of these glorious times. The clear 0: 3 in the derby against Manchester City and the sometimes pitiful appearance of his players once again underpinned it. This team lacks everything they did: playful class, fighting and team spirit, the extra class to keep up with the top clubs.
This is particularly due to the British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, who bought into the club two years ago and took over the sporting management; In addition, the US family, in whose hand the club is still largely. But the players who wear the United jersey also meet great complicity. Last but not least: coach Rúben Amorim. He just doesn’t manage to form a team that finally gains games.
In summer, Manchester United spent over 250 million euros for new players. However, a strategy behind these transfers cannot be seen. The defense – with the largest construction site in the club for years – has not been reinforced. That is negligent. The whole thing is still underpinned by missing the best goalkeeper in the world: Gianluigi Donnarumma. The Italian is now playing at the local rival Mancity – and United won a keeper from the Belgian league as the new number one. The goal of falling down the turn after a messed up last season has already failed.
Apparently none of those responsible in this club understand what they actually do and what it is about. Coach Rúben Amorim could soon be replaced, after not even a year in the job. It can be doubted that the improvement promises. Who would voluntarily do this job in this situation?
Four hard -fought points from the first three season games, now the sobering result in the derby: chance missed. Once again.
Since the great era of coach Sir Alex Ferguson came to an end over twelve years ago, Manchester United has been in a descent. It is high time that the right conclusions are finally drawn. Otherwise there is a dramatic end of a once so big club.