Højlund keeps running but offers nothing. Heavy touches, predictable movements, and barely a shot that troubles the keeper.
Rashford continues his “invisible mode” — losing the ball, half-hearted pressing, and playing like someone who’s completely lost his confidence.
Bruno is trying, really trying, but there’s only so much he can do alone. Every forward pass he makes just disappears into nothing.

The defense wasn’t any better. Without Lisandro Martínez, the entire structure looks shaky. United played like a team out of rhythm, without ideas, without sharpness, and worst of all: without the spirit of a big club.

Losing to Everton like this is a bitter pill to swallow. United need changes — and they need them right now.

Romano says there are no official negotiations yet, but United are watching very closely — and Adeyemi fits Amorim’s philosophy almost like he was tailor-made for it. Anyone who’s seen him in the Bundesliga knows: acceleration like being hit by lightning, street-football dribbling, and pressing like he’s possessed. He can stretch an entire defensive line on his own.