BREAKING NEWS: “He’s just another idiotic signing like Anthony. He was totally clueless against Nottingham Forest. Overall the club is more likely to be relegated if something is not done to fix the sh*t they are in currently” – Dutch football legend Marco van Basten has harshly criticized Manchester United’s decision to sign a player he deems “idiotic” in a recent critique of Ruben Amorim. First of all #Amorimmustgo💔💔 Secondly, when these new signings join us, the results that they gave their previous team just seems to disappear 😳💔 And they just turn to prime flops 😳💔 And people we tag as flops go to another team and become ace players 😳💔 We are so tired of the terrible results we are getting 💔💔 FULL STORY: LINK IN COMMENTS 👇

Manchester United’s struggles show no signs of easing, and Dutch football legend Marco van Basten has delivered a scathing verdict on the club’s appointment of Ruben Amorim. In a brutal critique, Van Basten likened the Portuguese manager to United’s underperforming winger Antony, calling him “another idiotic signing” and accusing him of being “totally clueless” during the team’s shocking defeat to Nottingham Forest.

“He’s just another idiotic signing like Antony,” Van Basten said in a post-match analysis. “He had no answers against Nottingham Forest. If something isn’t done soon, this club is heading straight for disaster.”

Frustrated United fans have echoed Van Basten’s sentiments, flooding social media with criticism of the team’s continued decline. The hashtag #AmorimMustGo is now trending, with supporters expressing their anger at the club’s inability to turn things around despite repeated managerial changes.

One fan vented:

“Every time we sign new players, the magic they had at their previous clubs disappears. Meanwhile, players we let go suddenly become world-class elsewhere. We are so tired of these terrible results.”

United’s disastrous form has left them languishing in the Premier League table, with no clear identity, uninspired performances, and a string of questionable signings fueling the crisis. Many supporters who once believed Amorim was one of Europe’s most promising young managers are now questioning whether he is already out of his depth at Old Trafford.

With pressure mounting on the board to take decisive action, United’s season is in danger of spiraling out of control. If results don’t improve soon, yet another managerial change could be on the horizon.