It looks like this week Burnley doesn't have a chance to win because their next opponent is West Ham. Vincent Kompany's squad continues to experience defeat every week and places them in the bottom position by only collecting 4 points from the 12 matches they have played. As an EPL promotion team this season, of course these results are very bad and they will likely be relegated if they don't win again. West Ham, led by David Moyes, will try to continue its winning trend after previously managing to beat Nottingham with a score of 3-2. This will also be West Ham's comeback after in the last 5 matches they were only able to achieve 1 win.
This is the Premier League and everything is possible, nobody believes that Bournemouth could beat Newcastle United with a 2-goal difference. Burnley is playing at home against Westham United and if they play well they can beat Westham United or get a draw from them. Burnley should not be underestimated because they will fight for points to get out of the relegation zone. Even after subtracting 10 points off Everton's points, Burnley still remains at the bottom of the standings. They have had the lowest level of performance in this league. But that doesn't change the fact or hope that they'll win their upcoming encounter versus Westham. The Premier League is extremely competitive, and the unexpected happens when we least expect it. Burnley needs to stand up and progress up the table because their current point and position in the league is not encouraging.
After what happened to other stars at United, Muller should think 100 times before agreeing to such a move 
It would be legendary for Müller to end his career in Bayern at the club where he started and spent his entire career. As a last resort, he could go to Saudi Arabia; going to United means a high probability of ending his career in an unpleasant way in an atmosphere of scandals and a collapsing club.
For United, this is also a strange transfer - another temporary option, another straw that the head coach is trying to grab onto.
It would be legendary for Müller to end his career in Bayern at the club where he started and spent his entire career. As a last resort, he could go to Saudi Arabia; going to United means a high probability of ending his career in an unpleasant way in an atmosphere of scandals and a collapsing club.
For United, this is also a strange transfer - another temporary option, another straw that the head coach is trying to grab onto.
Why is there so much negativity surrounding this club? What if he is the player who changes the team's current situation when he joins them in January? Manchester United is not a better team than Bayern Munich, and it does not appear that they will be in the near future, based on the quality of players in their squad. Muller could join Manchester United to experience a different type of competitive football than the one he currently plays in the German league. Manchester United will benefit greatly from his addition to the squad, which will help them advance further in the league before the end of the season.