The Four Key Stats Highlighting Ruben Amorim’s Struggles as Man United Remains Winless

Manchester United’s difficult start to the season persisted with a 1-1 draw against Fulham, extending their winless streak into the third week. Despite having a full pre-season under manager Ruben Amorim, the team continues to struggle after a disappointing series of results.

In this match at Craven Cottage, United scored early when Leny Yoro forced an own goal through pressure on Fulham’s Rodrigo Muniz. However, Emile Smith-Rowe’s second-half equalizer prevented United from securing three points. Notably, Yoro, signed last summer from Lille, has yet to record a league win against a current Premier League team, and United’s overall league performance since Amorim took charge remains lacking.

Since assuming the managerial role ten months ago, Amorim has overseen 29 Premier League matches, collecting just 28 points. His win percentage stands at a mere 24.7%, comparable to Neil Warnock’s record across 112 top-flight games, often managing relegation-threatened teams. United has now played more league games under Amorim than they have points won since his arrival.

Adding to the concerns, only Genoa in Serie A—who started their season poorly—have failed to score in the first half more often than Manchester United since the 2024/25 season began. The team now faces another challenge next Saturday, hosting promoted Burnley, as they seek their first league victory of the campaign.

Looking ahead, United will also travel to face League Two side Grimsby Town in the EFL Cup, a fixture last played in 1948. This period remains critical for Amorim to adapt his tactics and turn around the club’s fortunes.