How problems are stacking up for Ruben Amorim at Man United: A formation that isn't working amid a growing injury crisis, financial issues crippling transfer business... and the first-team star who HA

For Manchester United fans, it already feels like a lifetime ago when Ruben Amorim was appointed head coach and optimism filled the air at Old Trafford. Ruben Amorim's first four months in charge of Man United have been turbulent to say the least United are 10 points off the European qualification spots and sit in the bottom half of the table Mail Sport takes a look at the mounting problems that Amorim is faced with at Man United Injuries mounting It seems to be the story of the season, doesn't it? Lisandro Martinez faces a long spell on the sidelines after injuring his ACL earlier this month United's star man this season Amad Diallo is also not set to feature for the rest of the campaign The formation isn't working One of Manchester United's main problems under Amorim's predecessor, Erik ten Hag, was that they lacked identity. United face Fulham in the FA Cup fifth round in which could be a critical game in their season United then face Real Scoiedad in the Europa League round of 16 in what marks a crucial clash Dorgu's three-match ban As if the injuries to key players were not enough, Amorim is going to have to make do without winter transfer signing Patrick Dorgu after he was shown a straight red card during the win over Ipswich. Under the Glazer family's ownership of Manchester United, the club has struggled from a financial perspective and are now in a deep economic crisis Since purchasing his stake in the club, Sir Jim Ratcliffe has embarked on a slew of ruthless cost-cutting measures, including making hundreds of employees redundant in Manchester Mediocrity on the pitch have led to a continuous cycle of loss-making, which in turn brings its challenges when it comes to the market.