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How Manchester United went from been an average team to been a weak one last season is a thing of great concern, they had their coach changed at some point which can be considered a factor that affected the team but even before that the team was not doing any better. The hopes now are on the coach now that they will be to do better this season and I want to believe hwwill what to work towards that seeing that it is of essence not to the team alone but to his career as a coach.

Everybody act like they've forgotten already, Manchester United main issue was converting chances in the final third, from Erik ten Hag to Ruben Amorim, that's exactly what Manchester United lacked. Joshua Zirkzee the new striker needed time to fit in and Rasmus Hojlund had a poor season. Hopes shouldn't rest on the manager that way when the management are not backing him doing nothing, the manager is no magician and without the proper tools he can't cook.

Not only the front line but the entire squad must be evaluated because a team's game is in all lines and if Manchester United really wants to develop then they must start the process and build a squad that is even in all lines and it takes a long time for Amorim to be able to do it, I think Manchester United's front line cannot be blamed for their poor performance.

It seems like Manchester United is no longer in their prime, as I've seen their play not quite as enjoyable as it was during the Sir Alex Ferguson era. It's fitting that the following seasons saw Manchester United slump, even though they brought in extraordinary players and even had a good manager, they still couldn't climb into the top five.