Ferdinand predicts relegation for struggling Manchester United

Rio Ferdinand has expressed serious concerns over Manchester United's relegation prospects after their recent 1-0 defeat to Tottenham, which placed them 15th in the Premier League and only 12 points above the drop zone. He noted that United has lost 12 of their 25 matches this season, the most since the 1973-74 campaign that ended in relegation. Ferdinand highlighted that he only sees one match where United could realistically secure points, which is against Leicester, while he fears the team may struggle to win any games in their remaining 13 fixtures. The former defender criticized the club's current form under manager Ruben Amorim, who has seen the team deteriorate further since Erik ten Hag's departure. Ferdinand's comments reflect a broader anxiety among fans as the team faces a challenging path ahead, needing at least 11 points to ensure survival. The ongoing injury crisis and lack of confidence among players further complicate their situation.