Manchester United is going through one of the most turbulent periods in its history. With poor performances leaving the team stranded in 13th place in the Premier League, a lackluster transfer window that saw key departures (Rashford and Antony) without reinforcements, and a financial crisis deepening by the day, the club appears to be on the verge of collapse.

Despite the arrival of Ruben Amorim as head coach, progress has been slow, hindered by internal conflicts and mismanagement. Former club legends have been publicly criticizing players, with tensions boiling over between figures like Paul Scholes and Lisandro Martínez.

Additionally, ex-players such as Jadon Sancho have taken indirect shots at the club, further highlighting the unrest.

The situation off the pitch is just as dire. Owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has faced backlash for increasing ticket prices despite the team’s struggles, provoking outrage among fans who have taken to the stands with chants against him. Financial troubles continue to mount, with reports indicating United recorded €360 million in losses last season, leading to mass layoffs within the club.

The club’s uncertain future has sparked speculation that nearly every player could be placed on the transfer list this summer, signaling a potential mass exodus. From financial ruin to internal divisions and fan unrest, Manchester United is navigating a storm that threatens to redefine its future.