Manchester United players reportedly held a secret meeting without their manager just days ahead of their match against Tottenham.

Manchester United Players Hold Private Talks Amid Team Crisis

 

As Tottenham Hotspur prepare for their crucial Premier League match this weekend, they find themselves facing a Manchester United team that is also in turmoil. While Spurs struggle to recover from their recent setbacks, their opponents, the Red Devils, are enduring a similarly disastrous season. Currently sitting in 13th place, just two points ahead of Tottenham, United have failed to turn their fortunes around despite managerial changes.

 

Following Erik ten Hag’s departure, Ruben Amorim took over as head coach, but his tenure has been far from smooth. In his first 20 matches, Amorim has suffered eight defeats, persisting with a three-at-the-back formation that has yielded little success. His tactical choices have been widely criticized, with former United player and pundit Gary Neville stating:

 

“When Amorim arrived, I expected a lift in performance—a fresh energy, a new approach. But instead, things have taken a turn for the worse. The more you lose, the harder it is for the manager to convince the squad that his system will work. That loss of faith can be damaging.”

 

Adding to the tension, reports have emerged that some Manchester United players recently held a private meeting without their manager. According to the Daily Mail, these discussions revolved around growing concerns over Amorim’s tactics and the team’s continued struggles. Players reportedly fear that the current system is not merely a transitional challenge but a fundamental flaw that is contributing to their decline in the standings.

 

The situation at Old Trafford echoes the dysfunction seen under Ten Hag, with apparent dissatisfaction among the squad persisting despite the managerial switch. For Tottenham, this internal unrest within their upcoming opponent’s camp could serve as an opportunity. If Spurs can capitalize on Manchester United’s ongoing crisis, they may finally begin to steer their own season back on track.