HERE we go again. The vicious cycle of doom and gloom is up and running. In the post Sir Alex Ferguson era, we’ve seen this all before. But the crisis at Manchester United this summer is

Manchester United plunged deeper into crisis after their Europa League final defeat, triggering £100m in lost revenue and a wave of staff layoffs. Just hours after the loss, up to 200 employees were told they’d lost their jobs.

Manchester United is going through one of the darkest moments in its recent history. After a season filled with doubts, the Old Trafford team closed the campaign among the bottom five in the Premier League,

MANCHESTER UNITED are preparing for a HUGE summer transfer window after missing out on Champions League football and a poor season. Ruben Amorim’s future was believed to be under threat, but

Cristiano Ronaldo returned to Manchester United with lofty ambitions in 2021 but was unaware of just how far the club had fallen. The Red Devils have since experienced new lows following his departure

United face a huge financial crisis after missing out on Champions League football next season - and will be forced to sell big-name players to make up the shortfall

Leny Yoro’s recent injury could not have come at a worse time. The highly-rated Frenchman, who has shown promise since arriving at Old Trafford, limped off early in the second half during United’s 1-0 defeat to West Ham. The incident, notably occurring off the ball, suggested a muscular problem, though the extent remains unclear.

Bruno Fernandes is open to leaving Man Utd this summer if they decide it best to sell him and with a money-spinning £1.1m a week deal already in the works.

Manchester United’s injury concerns in defence are growing as Leny Yoro, Matthijs de Ligt and Ayden Heaven all missed first-team training today, while Diogo Dalot was only able to take part in an individual fitness session. United’s last hope of salvaging success in an otherwise dismal season at Old Trafford lies in the Europa League.

With no European football to show next season, United are likely to miss out on major signings like Liam Delap, Matheus Cunha, and Victor Osimhen. The club’s leadership team co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, chief executive Omar Berrada, and technical director Jason Wilcox will lead the summer rebuild.