Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United Stumble: Worse Than Derby’s Historic Low

Aa shocking statistic, highlighting Manchester United’s dismal Premier League performance under manager Ruben Amorim. The post revealed that Amorim’s 0.92 points per game (PPG) is worse than Paul Jewell’s 0.94 PPG during Derby County’s 2007-08 season, which saw them relegated with a record-low 11 points. United, currently languishing in 16th place after 37 games, have secured just 24 points from 25 matches under Amorim, who took over in November 2024. This includes a staggering nine home defeats, matching the club’s worst-ever single-season record.

The comparison to Derby’s infamous campaign—marked by just one win and 89 goals conceded—has sparked alarm among fans, warning that United could face relegation if Amorim had started the season. Sky Sports reports confirm United’s trajectory toward a record-low Premier League points total, with their form over the last six games placing them joint-bottom alongside relegated Southampton and Ipswich. As the season nears its end, Amorim’s future at Old Trafford hangs in the balance, with the club teetering dangerously close to an unprecedented low in its storied history.