Manchester United reject can't find a club because of high wages

In recent weeks, Manchester United has been experiencing a severe downturn in performance, culminating in a streak of four consecutive losses for the first time since 1961. This downturn has placed the team perilously close to the relegation zone, with only a seven-point cushion separating them from the risk of dropping into a lower division. The club appointed Ruben Amorim as their manager to implement a fresh leadership style. However, the absence of effective on-field leaders has been glaringly evident as the team has struggled to retain control during matches, conceding goals at alarming rates, and lacking the resilience expected from high-profile players. The situation was exacerbated when the team's supposed leaders, including Bruno Fernandes and Casemiro, failed to deliver consistent performances, which led to accusations from former players and pundits that the current squad lacks the character of previous Manchester United teams known for their strong leadership. Amorim has openly addressed the team's issues, acknowledging the potential embarrassment of being associated with such a storied club during a challenging time. He has implored his players, particularly those with experience, to step up and guide their younger teammates through these difficulties. Furthermore, it has been suggested that unless the club parts ways with Cristiano Ronaldo, whose ego and presence are thought to disrupt team dynamics, they might struggle to remedy their situation and return to form. The negative trajectory of the team's performance raises critical questions about the club's future direction and the effectiveness of its current roster in coping with competitive pressures.