Ruben Amorim has been very public with his frustrations at being Manchester United manager, but has suggested that he regrets the way he has called his team one of the worst in the club's history - and some United fans in the Manchester Evening News comments section think that such words should stay inside the club.

Amorim is a firm believer that honesty is the best policy, and he has not held back in his assessment of Manchester United

Ruben Amorim is the sixth permanent boss at Old Trafford since Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure in 2013 and he has been unable to spark a swift turnaround in the club’s fortunes. Defeat to Brighton in their last Premier League match has left United 13th in the Premier League table, having lost 10 of their 22 league matches this season.

Given that he'd arrived for an eye-watering $100 million, the 13th largest fee in the game's history, the club was keen to highlight his success and emphasize the

Manchester United winger Antony arrived in the summer of 2022 full of promise but he is now on the brink of leaving the club as one of their worst ever signings.

Manchester United are monitoring Chelsea forward Christopher Nkunku as the Blues weigh up a January move for Alejandro Garnacho. Nkunku has scored 13 goals in 13 starting appearances this season but has seen his first-team chances largely limited to the Europa Conference League and cup competitions.