Can they get back on track?

As of now Manchester United have had a horrific start to the season and just cant seem to find the back of the net as much as they would have liked, certainly with the amount of money that has been spent on the attack.

Currently as things stand, going into the international break The Manchester United front line has only scored one goal between them in the premier league. This is an obvious cause for concern for manager Ten Hag, because he just cant seem to get them firing. To put that into perspective, the last goal scored by a Manchester United attacker at old Trafford, was Jadon Sancho on the last day of the 2022/23 season, a player that has now been abolished from the squad.

At the it seems to grow more and more toxic and Manchester United, the manager needs to find a solution as quick as possible because Ten Hag will soon be walking on thin ice with the owners and as history shows, periods like the one Manchester United are currently going through normally result in a sacking.

However, a lot of fans are still backing the manager because if he was to be sacked, does that just prove that United are in a vicious never ending cycle of sacking managers when it turns bad without giving them the time they need. Or is sacking the manager now, the right decision in case it does get even worse at the club, specially with the run of fixtures they have coming up towards the Christmas break.

The fans need answers, and they need answers fast because it is now ten ears on from Fergie and the club looks to still be on a downwards spiral, but who is to stay that Ten Hag still is not the right man to take Manchester United back to the top, he has currently only been there since the start of the 2022/23 season and has to deal with a lot of issues and still managed to get them to an FA cup final and back into the Champions League, but the success of last season has nearly already been thrown away by how the team has performed this season, so the question lies...what does Ten Hag have to do to turn this around?