Ruben Amorim's task to heave Manchester United out of the mess left behind by Erik ten Hag in November was widely acknowledged as a daunting one. However, not many could've predicted just how low the situation has stooped since Amorim took charge as records continue to break for all the wrong reasons.

One look at the Premier League table suggests there might just be one thing that Erik ten Hag managed this season to earn Manchester United's gratitude

Before this campaign, United’s worst-ever Premier League finish was last season under Erik ten Hag when they finished eighth. It looks like the Dutchman’s successor, Ruben Amorim, is going to beat that record, though. Since Amorim’s arrival three months ago, United have failed to make any sort of progress.

Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim suffered his fifth home league defeat in seven matches against Crystal Palace on Sunday.

Ruben Amorim made the headlines recently after his team’s poor showing versus Brighton and Hove Albion in a 1-3 loss at Old Trafford.He labelled the side “the worst” in the club’s history and

Gary Neville made a scathing assessment of Ruben Amorim's performance as Manchester United boss amid a torrid run of form.

While incomings have been hard to get over the line, several first-team players have left the club this month on loan. Marcus Rashford has joined Aston Villa on loan and two of Erik ten Hag’s first signings also headed for the exit. Alongside Rashford, United let another winger leave the club this month with Antony joining Real Betis on loan.

Ruben Amorim suggested he would rather give a spot on the Manchester United bench to his 63-year-old goalkeeping coach than Marcus Rashford, echoing the complaints of his predecessors

Manchester United flops Joshua Zirkzee and Rasmus Hojlund have been warned that Ruben Amorim has ‘no faith’ left in them. The two centre forwards, who have cost United more than £100million combined in recent years,