Rio Ferdinand Warns of Manchester United's Relegation Risk

Rio Ferdinand has voiced his concerns over Manchester United's alarming form, fearing a potential relegation battle as they sit 15th in the Premier League. With just 12 points separating them from the relegation zone and 13 games remaining, Ferdinand struggles to see where United can secure the necessary points to ensure safety, with only the match against Leicester seeming promising. Under manager Ruben Amorim, who took over in November, the team has won only four matches, leading to increased scrutiny and fan frustration. Despite their struggles, Ferdinand believes Amorim should remain as coach, suggesting the problems lie deeper than managerial issues. United's challenges are compounded by injuries and cost-cutting measures by new co-owners Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the INEOS group, adding to the pressure on the club's leadership. Ferdinand's comments reflect a growing unease among supporters as the club faces a critical period for its Premier League survival.