Manchester United hits a new low with the defeat to Como
Manchester United lost 4-1 to Como in Italy. Sky Sports News reporter Kaveh Solhekol says the problem goes much deeper than the result on the pitch and traces back to more than twenty years of mismanagement.

Manchester United lost 4-1 to Como in Italy. According to Sky Sports News Chief Reporter Kaveh Solhekol, the problem is not limited to play on the pitch. More than twenty years of instability, management mistakes and tension have brought the club to this point. Solhekol notes that the Glazer family, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and even Sir Alex Ferguson all share some of the responsibility for this picture.
Bruno Fernandes' comments sparked debate. Solhekol finds what the player said refreshing. Lisandro Martinez had also spoken about a problem in management, particularly during the transfer window. According to Solhekol, the two players are helping fans see behind the scenes at the club.
Solhekol argues that the collapse began when the Glazer family took over the club. He says the family's ownership has cost the club more than 2 billion pounds over 20 years. He also questions the quality of the squad: how many of these players would make the starting XI of Arsenal, Liverpool or Manchester City?
The only positive figure is revenue. The club reached record revenue last season despite not playing in Europe. Solhekol believes nothing will change unless new owners arrive who will pay off the debt placed on the club by the Glazer family. Some fans say relegation would force a sale of the club and a fresh start. Others even find this team worse than the one that finished 15th.



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