When Ruben Amorim was dismissed by Manchester United following a 1–1 draw with Leeds United in early January, the mood at Old Trafford felt all too familiar.
Another manager gone without delivering the desired turnaround. A hugely expensive squad still underperforming. A crumbling stadium. Ongoing unrest off the pitch, with supporters increasingly frustrated by the Glazers’ ownership and Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s growing influence.
