Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim expressed his deep disappointment after his side's 3-1 defeat to Brighton at Old Trafford, stating that they may be "the worst team maybe in the history of Manchester United." This loss further entrenches United's struggles in the Premier League, with the team currently languishing in the bottom half of the table. Amorim's tenure at the club has been rocky, with only two wins in their last ten league matches, raising concerns over his coaching methods and the team's performance.

United's only shot on target in the match was a penalty scored by Bruno Fernandes, highlighting the team's lack of attacking threat. Amorim acknowledged the gravity of the situation, admitting the pressure is on him given that his record is worse than that of his predecessor. He emphasized the need for time to implement his vision, despite his team facing criticism for their lack of consistency and effectiveness on the pitch. "I know that we need to survive this moment," he remarked, indicating that changes are necessary but must come gradually.

Captain Bruno Fernandes echoed his manager's sentiments, expressing frustration at the team's inability to perform at home, a venue traditionally seen as a fortress for United. He insisted that the players must not become comfortable with their current predicament, stating, "It can't be." With the club's current form and a mounting list of issues, both Amorim and the players face a pivotal moment as they attempt to turn the tide in their season. The upcoming fixtures will be crucial for United as they strive to reclaim their stature in English football.