Manchester United’s transition under Ruben Amorim has been anything but smooth.
The team remains a mismatched puzzle, with players either excelling in his highly structured 3-4-2-1 system (Amad Diallo) or struggling as square pegs in round holes (take your pick). The results have been inconsistent, oscillating between moments of tactical brilliance (away at Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal) and frustrating disarray (again, take your pick).
