Manchester United seem to have accepted their mediocrity, but how long can it go on? | Jonathan Wilson

Manchester United's recent struggles have become increasingly difficult to ignore. Under manager Ruben Amorim, the team has failed to win consecutive league games in the 10 months since his appointment. Their recent victory over Burnley was followed by a defeat at the hands of Manchester City, a result that seemed almost inevitable. Manchester City, on the other hand, have found a sense of normalcy returning to their play. Rodri, who had been shaky earlier in the season, regained his dominance, while Erling Haaland, Jérémy Doku, and Phil Foden all delivered impressive performances. The article suggests that Amorim is not the sole problem at Old Trafford, but it is becoming increasingly challenging to deny that he is one of the issues the club is facing. Manchester United's apparent acceptance of their mediocrity raises questions about how long this situation can continue before significant changes are made.