Manchester United have cancelled out one of their worst scenarios in the Premier League by avoiding the relegation from the 2024/25 season. Ruben Amorim was brought on in the middle of the session after they sacked Ten Hag. Man United were 14th at that time and they are still on the same place, and the season is about to end. Manchester United are on their worst run in the league and have never been on such low points ever before but avoiding relegation is one of the things they will have the positive feelings about.
Manchester United have managed to cancel out one of their worst-case scenarios this season by officially avoiding relegation from the Premier League. In what has been their most turbulent campaign in recent memory, the Red Devils find themselves languishing in 14th place with just a few games left to play in the 2024/25 season.
The club made a bold managerial change midway through the season, parting ways with Erik ten Hag and appointing Portuguese coach Rúben Amorim in a desperate attempt to steady the sinking ship. However, while Amorim has managed to stop the freefall, he hasn’t been able to spark a significant turnaround, with United still stuck at 14th — the same position they were in when he took charge.
With one of the lowest points tallies in their Premier League history, United’s season has been nothing short of a disaster. Poor performances, injuries, and inconsistency have plagued their campaign from the start. Yet, amidst all the chaos, one silver lining remains: they’ve avoided the unthinkable — relegation.
