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Manchester United Under Fire



 It’s pressure time at Old Trafford. Pundit Simon Jordan has torn into United’s current project under Ruben Amorim, questioning tactics, management, and squad spirit. The Red Devils are desperate for a turnaround after a shaky start to the season.


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