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A conceded goal is a problem because Manchester United lost the match because of it, even though they played well. Should we give them a little more time? But --

Manchester United is coming to an end that I would never have expected to see from such a prestigious club and it's a bit sad for those who lived fully in the 90s that team was simply the point of reference for football, I'm very sorry to see it like this

Have you given up on them? I believe that United will still bounce back and become better. The problem is that they haven't gotten the right coach and players to make this happen. Amorim is the coach that people felt will transform the team and bring back their glory but from the look of things, I don't see that happening soon. United is a big club that cannot run down and stay like that forever.

I also believe United will bounce back and return to glory, but it will certainly take time. Honestly, in the United vs Arsenal match, United played quite well, and teamwork began to show. However Arsenal remained very solid in defense, and they also had a bit of luck compared to United in this match.

However there's one thing that puzzles me about Amorim this season why hasn't Bruno Fernandez been allowed to move freely? In the last two seasons, Bruno Fernandez has always been given freedom, but now Amorim is relying more on Cunha, and Mbeumo is sidelining Bruno's important role. Perhaps Amorim wants to avoid always focusing on Bruno to create variety, but hopefully that's the case. But looking at United's current form, they'll perform better than last season. Losing their first match doesn't make them worse in fact it will be a valuable lesson for Amorim to continue evaluating.

I noticed that Bruno Fernandes free roll has been checkmated, maybe because there is Mbeumo and cunha, however I feel that formation worked against Arsenal, and I feel Amorim would likely be tilting towards that formation, although I haven't seen much games to ascertain this new form of play. However about Arsenal and Manchester United, trust me there was no luck for united, ordinarily they were exceptional with that encounter against Arsenal, I noticed that central midfield for Arsenal that was previously handled by Thomas partey hasn't gotten a better replacement, so there was a lot of free passes from Manchester United.