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Manchester City is yet to identify their problem that is why the team is still finding it hard to go back to their previous performance despite allowing some players to go and bringing new ones the team is still finding it hard to win matches, no doubt they have so many strong oppositions this season in the league and champions League competition Pep Guardiola will try his best and if he can't get the team between them during the champions League their performance will know his fate.

Yes I totally agree with you, it's either the coach hasn't identified the main issue or he is admitting to suggestions that he doesn't really has full control of the dressing room and I guess you understand what this means for any coach. I expected Manchester city to have improved from what we saw last season but it seems as if the teams is still being haunted by their past which is not good at all because if they continue this way it would affect their performance in the UCL

Their performance in the ucl is what it also worried about as well, last season wasn't really that impressive but this season just made everything worse, it almost seems like they are not the city that we used to know...I wonder what that outcome would be when they play against Manchester united...united sometimes are known for winning big teams.. it's hard to really predict the outcome of this match

Manchester United should be sold or at least they should consider giving it to someone to manage. I don't know how much benefit it can bring them, but it should be managed by someone who knows what they're doing and who does it in a more professional way. Right now, it doesn't seem to me that there's much seriousness in managing it. It's no longer scary and in fact the teams that challenge it are calm and relaxed.

Since Sir Alex Ferguson retired as Manchester United head coach, different coaches has managed Manchester United and no coach was able to help Manchester United compete for the Premier League title or help Manchester United make it to the top four easily, which means that coach might not be the main problem why Manchester United have been struggling to get back to their feet. The problem at Manchester United isn't what Ruben Amorim can solve easily in one season. I think Ruben Amorim needs to stay at Manchester United until the end of the season, and if he fails to improve Manchester United's performance by then, we will know that Ruben Amorim isn't the right man to manage Manchester United.