Ruben Amorim faces criticism as Manchester United drops to 14th place

Ruben Amorim's tenure as Manchester United manager is under intense scrutiny following a series of poor results, including a 2-0 loss to Crystal Palace, leading to criticism from broadcaster Julien Laurens, who blamed Amorim's tactics for the defeat. United's decision to play without a traditional striker has sparked further controversy, especially with over £100 million worth of strikers available on the bench. After a disappointing start to the season, marked by only two wins in six league games, Erik ten Hag was replaced by Amorim, who has since struggled to improve the team's position, currently languishing in 12th place. Despite mixed results in the league, Amorim has seen some success in the Europa League, securing a place in the knockout rounds. Pundits Robbie Savage and Owen Hargreaves expressed their disappointment with Amorim's performance, awarding him low scores of three and four out of ten, respectively. Amid the ongoing challenges, United is reportedly pursuing a transfer deal for Bayern Munich's Mathys Tel as they seek to strengthen their squad.